Bondi's Surf Ukuleles are the perfect ukulele for beginners. They combine the quality you expect from Bondi at an affordable price tag which beginners will appreciate. Bondi Surf Ukuleles are constructed from Mahogany for the top, back and sides. The body is much deeper than most low cost ukuleles. This gives you much better resonance and a richer tone. The fretboard is an exotic wood called Purpleheart, and is beautifully contrasted with the one piece Walnut bridge. These are unheard of on a ukulele at this price! These ukuleles play really well, which means you won't suddenly grow out of it. Too often with ukuleles around this price you'll find cheap materials and construction. Bondi has solved this issue by using the very same building techniques and quality control they use on their higher end instruments. All with premium tonewoods. If you're looking for a "beginner" ukulele that plays well, sounds great and will last for years to come; you've found it!

Bondi brings a spotlight to an underused tone wood in the Tiger Oak Ukulele Series. Oak is a beautiful wood with a rich tone that's similar to mahogany, but a bit brighter. Your eyes are first drawn to the unique striping on the top, back and sides. This is perfectly contrasted with a dark Ebony fretboard and bridge. Everything is capped off with Caesar Herringbone binding and rosette, and a pearl inlayed logo on the headstock. Each ukulele comes equipped with Silk Chrome tuning machines that give you precise tuning control. The tuning machines are closed back which keeps the gears oiled and the dust out. All of the ukuleles in this series have a natural matte finish that makes the neck fast and smooth to play. The Tiger Oak Series brings a balance of stunning looks, brilliant tone, and something a little bit different for the discerning player.

This was a test run on a pineapple shaped baritone electric ukulele. Very limited, we only ever received a few demo models.

Ziricote is one of the best tone woods you (probably) haven't heard of! It's a darker wood with a cocoa-like hue and fascinating highlights and it has beautiful striping that reminds me of maple. The specific striping varies from ukulele to ukulele, but the tops are book matched to have that stripe run right down the middle. Tonally, these ukes are crystal clear with good projection and a balanced tone. This projection is very useful if you play in an ensemble or just need your uke to be on the louder side. Since the wood speaks for itself, maple binding is used on the body to accentuate the ziricote. Mahogany is used for the neck and is favoured by luthiers for its stability and strength. A rosewood fretboard increases sustain and the headstock is capped off with a honeycomb maple inlay. The body is finished in a durable high gloss top coat to emphasize the natural beauty of the wood.

Bondi brings a spotlight to an underused tone wood in the Tiger Oak Ukulele Series. Oak is a beautiful wood with a rich tone that?s similar to mahogany, but a bit brighter. Your eyes are first drawn to the unique striping on the top, back and sides. This is perfectly contrasted with a dark Ebony fretboard and bridge. Everything is capped off with Caesar Herringbone binding and rosette, and a pearl inlayed logo on the headstock. Each ukulele comes equipped with Silk Chrome tuning machines that give you precise tuning control. The tuning machines are closed back which keeps the gears oiled and the dust out. All of the ukuleles in this series have a natural matte finish that makes the neck fast and smooth to play. The Tiger Oak Series brings a balance of stunning looks, brilliant tone, and something a little bit different for the discerning player.

If you're looking to take your playing experience up a notch, look no further than the Nova U series. With carbon fiber construction and its unique soundhole configuration this tenor ukulele has some seriously bright tones that will have everyone in a state of awe! For those concerned about comfort when it comes time for hours on stage or just practicing at home - don't worry because the Enya U's ergonomic design features a thinner profile making it very comfortable. Want to know more about Enya? Well, I see Enya as the forefront of ukulele innovation. They experiment with new materials and designs and push the industry into fields blossoming with imagination. Enya ukes tend to be on the more affordable side of the price range, which is great too. They are bringing music to everyone and having fun along the way. So, why wait? Get on board and ride with Enya into the future. The Enya U is your ticket there.

Ziricote is one of the best tone woods you (probably) haven't heard of! It's a darker wood with a cocoa-like hue and fascinating highlights and it has beautiful striping that reminds me of maple. The specific striping varies from ukulele to ukulele, but the tops are book matched to have that stripe run right down the middle. Tonally, these ukes are crystal clear with good projection and a balanced tone. This projection is very useful if you play in an ensemble or just need your uke to be on the louder side. Since the wood speaks for itself, maple binding is used on the body to accentuate the ziricote. Mahogany is used for the neck and is favoured by luthiers for its stability and strength. A rosewood fretboard increases sustain and the headstock is capped off with a honeycomb maple inlay. The body is finished in a durable high gloss top coat to emphasize the natural beauty of the wood.

Bondi brings a spotlight to an underused tone wood in the Tiger Oak Ukulele Series. Oak is a beautiful wood with a rich tone that's similar to mahogany, but a bit brighter. Your eyes are first drawn to the unique striping on the top, back and sides. This is perfectly contrasted with a dark Ebony fretboard and bridge. Everything is capped off with Caesar Herringbone binding and rosette, and a pearl inlayed logo on the headstock. Each ukulele comes equipped with Silk Chrome tuning machines that give you precise tuning control. The tuning machines are closed back which keeps the gears oiled and the dust out. All of the ukuleles in this series have a natural matte finish that makes the neck fast and smooth to play. The Tiger Oak Series brings a balance of stunning looks, brilliant tone, and something a little bit different for the discerning player.

If you're looking to take your playing experience up a notch, look no further than the Nova U series. With carbon fiber construction and its unique soundhole configuration this tenor ukulele has some seriously bright tones that will have everyone in a state of awe! For those concerned about comfort when it comes time for hours on stage or just practicing at home - don't worry because the Enya U's ergonomic design features a thinner profile making it very comfortable. Want to know more about Enya? Well, I see Enya as the forefront of ukulele innovation. They experiment with new materials and designs and push the industry into fields blossoming with imagination. Enya ukes tend to be on the more affordable side of the price range, which is great too. They are bringing music to everyone and having fun along the way. So, why wait? Get on board and ride with Enya into the future. The Enya U is your ticket there.

The Arcadia Series by Bondi Ukuleles are one of the best value instruments we have ever played. Most ukuleles in the price range of $100-$400 will have some kind of compromise, they may look great but be poorly setup, they may lack the wow factor, they may lack the finishing touches, there always seems to be a shortcut taken from my experience. I can tell you that the Arcadia series is one of the first ukes in this price range that ticks every single box. Not a single compromise. They are perfectly built and have phenomenal playability with Japanese carbon strings. They also look gorgeous with an indigo pearl rosette, maple body binding and fretboard binding. The logo is inlayed which looks and feels way better than other ukes in this price range which use cheap stickers or screen printing. Super impressive ukulele for the price.

If you're looking to take your playing experience up a notch, look no further than the Nova U series. With carbon fiber construction and its unique soundhole configuration this tenor ukulele has some seriously bright tones that will have everyone in a state of awe! For those concerned about comfort when it comes time for hours on stage or just practicing at home - don't worry because the Enya U's ergonomic design features a thinner profile making it very comfortable. Want to know more about Enya? Well, I see Enya as the forefront of ukulele innovation. They experiment with new materials and designs and push the industry into fields blossoming with imagination. Enya ukes tend to be on the more affordable side of the price range, which is great too. They are bringing music to everyone and having fun along the way. So, why wait? Get on board and ride with Enya into the future. The Enya U is your ticket there.

The Arcadia Series by Bondi Ukuleles are one of the best value instruments we have ever played. Most ukuleles in the price range of $100-$400 will have some kind of compromise, they may look great but be poorly setup, they may lack the wow factor, they may lack the finishing touches, there always seems to be a shortcut taken from my experience. I can tell you that the Arcadia series is one of the first ukes in this price range that ticks every single box. Not a single compromise. They are perfectly built and have phenomenal playability with Japanese carbon strings. They also look gorgeous with an indigo pearl rosette, maple body binding and fretboard binding. The logo is inlayed which looks and feels way better than other ukes in this price range which use cheap stickers or screen printing. Super impressive ukulele for the price.

Bondi brings a spotlight to an underused tone wood in the Tiger Oak Ukulele Series. Oak is a beautiful wood with a rich tone that's similar to mahogany, but a bit brighter. Your eyes are first drawn to the unique striping on the top, back and sides. This is perfectly contrasted with a dark Ebony fretboard and bridge. Everything is capped off with Caesar Herringbone binding and rosette, and a pearl inlayed logo on the headstock. Each ukulele comes equipped with Silk Chrome tuning machines that give you precise tuning control. The tuning machines are closed back which keeps the gears oiled and the dust out. All of the ukuleles in this series have a natural matte finish that makes the neck fast and smooth to play. The Tiger Oak Series brings a balance of stunning looks, brilliant tone, and something a little bit different for the discerning player.

Kala have a great reputation for quality kids ukuleles at an affordable price. We have found Kala are the leaders in kids ukes, so look no further. These ukes are tough little buggers which makes them ideal for rough kids. They are also unaffected by humidity, so there is one less thing to worry about. Not to mention they look awesome. Can't go wrong with a Kala kids uke.

This series is designed for beginners eager to embark on a musical journey with a high-quality yet affordable ukulele. The ukulele's sleek satin finish and light build make it love at first strum, ideal for novices, those in dry climates, or travelers. It delivers a deep, rich sound with excellent projection, wrapped up in an eye-catching design. You're sure to enjoy the vibrant tones and beautiful craftsmanship from the very first chord.