Byron Bay

Byron Stand Up Paddle

Byron Stand Up Paddle Nature Tour

Looking for something different to do while in Byron Bay? Come give SUP a go with a private tour & lesson for just you and your crew. We’ll snap pics of all the fun for you to share and provide free homemade snacks afterwards. Check out our website to see hundreds of 5 STAR reviews. Private tour including lesson - $99pp. Call or text to check availability and book.

Lets Go Surfing

20% Off Group Surfing Lessons

Do something you won't forget this Schoolies! Want to learn to surf on Main Beach Byron Bay? We are one of the few surf school providers who run lessons right in Byron Bay. Get 20% off Group Surf lessons in Byron, discounted lessons are $71.20 (normally $89pp) for the Schoolies period!

No Bones

Discover No Bones. Byron’s iconic vegan dining experience. Stylish, sustainable and full of flavour. Crafted for the modern, mindful foodie

Main Street Burger Bar

$10 BURGERS ALL WEEK DEC 1 - DEC 7!!

Happy Hour! - Everyday 3-6pm - $15 Margys, $7 Beers & $10 Wines! Free-to-Play Pool Table in Back Room

The Byron Bay General Store

Byron's most iconic café, serving the best açai bowls, fresh smoothies and wholesome food - All just minutes from the beach.

The Pass

Wide expanses of white sand and long clear waves invite you to take a dip or a stroll along the gently curving shoreline towards the Cape.

The Pass is famous for it’s right-hand point breaks when the swell is good. At other times it is a good spot for all levels of surfers including beginners. Keep in mind that it is a popular surf beach and can be very busy.

Clarkes Beach

Sweeping, wide sandy beach known for surfing lessons & humpback whale sightings.

The Wreck

Get yourself a mask and snorkel and explore the famous Byron Bay shipwreck!

Located just North of the seawall and Main Beach car park at the end of Jonson Street, the Wreck is more of a surf break than a beach. The break is named after the protruding shipwreck of the SS Wollongbar, which creates a series of sand bars that result in good swell ideal for surfing. The area is not only popular with surfers, but also for those interested in exploring the Wreck with a mask and snorkel.

Nightcap National Park

Waterfalls, ancient rainforest and spectacular views!

Nightcap National Park is filled with ancient rainforests, waterways and spectacular views over the 20 million-year-old Wollumbin shield volcano and a lot of walking tracks. For instance, you can do a walking track among waterfalls and pools to Minyon falls. When you’re exhausted you can take a rest at the Terania Creek picnic area.

Main Beach

If you follow Jonson Street to its top end you will come to Main Beach - a Byron hot spot

By far the most popular and accessible beach from the town, Main Beach is the main hot spot for Byron Bay. The beach is safe and friendly and is patrolled year-round by the local surf lifesavers whose clubhouse sits in front of the beach. With views across the Bay to The Pass and north to Wollumbin, this iconic beach is an easy place to lie in the sun and pass the time.

Tallow Beach and Cosy Corner

One of Byron Bay's best beaches

This beautiful 7km stretch of surf beach is popular with the locals. With the iconic lighthouse in view to one end and beautiful Broken Head at the other, Tallow Beach is a scenically stunning beach. Tick this beach off your list when visiting Byron Bay - it's another one of the region's beauties.

Wategos Beach

One of Byron Bay's best beaches

Wategos Beach is located 2 km east of the Byron Bay town centre. A peaceful sheltered little beach that is ideal fora chill afternoon in the sun. If you're keen for a surf Wategos is a great spot too. You can cook up your lunch on one of the free beachside barbecues and enjoy your picnic on the beach or at one of the picnic tables.

Byron Bay Lighthouse

Take a hike up to the lighthouse for an amazing view over Byron and the ocean

On Australia's most easterly point, atop a bald, rocky headland, sits the iconic Cape Byron Lighthouse. Offering sweeping views over the Pacific Ocean and a unique historical insight into the region, the Byron Bay lighthouse is one of the town's most visited attractions. You can walk or drive up to the lighthouse, with parking at a premium hiking up is recommended and is an epic way to spend some time on a sunny day.