Little French Bundeena ~ Slow Fashion, French Style

Little French Heart Bundeena Store - Beach Toys

Bonjour Cherie, When you come to Little French Heart Bundeena, you come for slow fashion and a little French Style, all set in the beautiful unspoilt nature of the coastal village of Bundeena, Sydney.

What is Slow Shopping?

When you Visit Little French Bundeena, you take a little time out to get back to nature, to focus on the kids, spend time with family or friends, and you breathe beautiful fresh air. The time passes but you don’t realise because you’re relaxed in a simple lovely haven; having such a nice time.

You may pop over from Cronulla on the ferry, have a coffee, or a bbq, or an Aperol Spritz at the local bar. In summer, it’s a paradise with swim crystal clear waters of the Royal National Park ~ Jibbon or Horderns Beach (a minute’s walk away)

 

You look at the art at The Little Gallery, attend one of the community workshops or go for a bush walk. And then, you do a little shopping, find something for you, or someone you love. You feel good, so good you think you’ve been on a beautiful holiday, but you’re only an hour from Sydney’s CBD.

That’s the kind of experience you will have at Little French Buneena. And when you feel good and relaxed, and if you have kids, they  have immersed themselves in nature play, you pay it forward. It’s a really wonderful way to be.

Little French Homewares

Slow Fashion

Little French Heart Bundeena opened in its doors in January 2023. In our store, you will find highlights from our online store Little French Heart: baby gifts, toys, nursery decor, children’s clothing. We also feature homewares such as candles, linens and decorations and kids clothing.

You can buy with click and collect and pick up your order on weekends or come into the store to be simply be “delighted”. That’s what our customers have said about us

 

Opening hours
Friday to Tuesday 10am – 2pm (generally, please check google for updates)

Little French Vintage Style

 

About Bundeena

Bundeena is a small coastal town nestled in the Royal National Park, the oldest established park in Australia. It’s a retro coastal village that hasn’t changed much since it was established in 1948. You can visit us via the cutest little ferry that chugs over from Cronulla or drive through the stunning national park – it’s a true rejuvenation: you begin your journey in traffic, and come through to a little piece of paradise. As the sun sets you’ll see the cockatoos feeding in park. If there’s a hint of rain, the kookaburras will be laughing. The sea breeze wafts in from the ocean just a stone’s throw away. The cafe is brewing a good coffee, and traditional fish and chips are a stone’s throw from the coffee and the very cool retro bar.

 

Horden's Beach Bundeena - Little French Heart Store

 

Staying for a wellness weekends
When you visit Bundeena you come for a wellness experience. Visit with your family or friends for the day or longer. Explore the natural habitat, walk along the beautiful unspoilt. There are AirBnBs and private accommodation for holidays and weekends. Bonnie Vale camping site is just a walk away.

 

Little French Bundeena - Brighton Street

The Little Gallery Bundeena

The Little Gallery, Bundeena was launched in 2023 to showcase local art from Bundeena’s arts community along with art from around Australia and beyond. Visit the gallery to see local artists and have the opportunity to buy a piece of your own art. Follow us at @Bundeenaartgallery on Instagram to find out who is exhibiting.

Bundeena Art Gallery celebrates the work of local artists such as Gillian Hughes (pictured) along with artists from around the world.

 

Bundeena a moi Tony Fragar 3
Bundeena a Moi by artist Tony Fragar

We’d love you to drop in, feel relaxed, have some focused time with the kids and breathe in the tranquil fresh air. That is what life is about.

Buneena Beach Little French Heart Slow Shopping

We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of country throughout Australia and their connections to land, sea and community. We pay our respect to the Dharawal people and their Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.