Maroubra Beach

One of my last summer days here in Sydney had to be on one of the beaches (again)  as it has still 23 degrees outside and rising.

A lot of sunshine made me hop on the bus 297 leaving from Museum Station as well as Coogee& Bondi do, down south to Maroubra Beach.

It is not as famouse as Bondi but it is well know within the surfe-scene and around the same beach-size as Bondi.

From Maroubra it is possible to do a coastal walk to Coogee, from there you get to Bronte and after that is Bondi up North. This takes about 4-5h walking distance, if you would do all of the beaches but as I've seen most of them already I decided to go back at Coogee by bus after spending the rest of the day on the beach.

Right in the middle of Maroubra beach you will find a odd square rock sculpture painted like a rubric's cube.
I was thinking: what if one day(or night) somebody would come and actually finish the colour game like you would do with a real rubric's cube? I mean as in painting all sides the same colour like you would find a way to bring all colours on one side.
Never mind ;P...

While you'r walking on the coast you will see a lot of huge residential houses on the edges of the cliffs, very expenisve but very peaceful area I have to say.

The stone textures where fascinating and there were even a few originally "talfoni"water structure made during 100 and 100 of years when the sea was still there where we walk and build houses on.