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Byron Bay Attractions

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Byron Bays attractions are unique and colourful and the town attracts many visitors to the area, so be prepared for congestion especially in the summer months. But it is definitely worth visiting Byron. If you are looking for a great surfing spot along the east coast or just a pleasant beach to sit down and relax then Byron Bay could be the place for you.

Byron Bay has plenty of cafes and bars as well as some great music venues, with so many dining options you can have a different taste of the world with every meal. And of course surf shops which sell surf products as well as hire boards and give surfing lessons. If you want a change of scenery then all you have to do is head inland towards the hinterland and nearby bush. There are a wide range of activities to keep you amused.

The beaches are one of the main reasons why so many people come to Byron Bay every year. The beaches stretch about 50km, leading you right up to the Gold Coast. There are the popular spots of Main Beach, Belongil Beach and then there is the nudist strip at Tyagarah Beach. There are some fantastic surfing spots to be found at any of these famous beaches, where you can not only swim, surf and lie on the golden sandy beaches but you may also catch a glimpse of some dolphins that want to come in for a look.

There is also Cape Byron which is the most easterly point of Australia’s mainland and from here you can watch the sun rise, and be the first to catch a glimpse of the morning sun.

Cape Byron is also home to a large lighthouse that holds some amazing history and from here you can sit and relax and maybe enjoy a picnic while taking in the breathtaking views. From the lighthouse you can also take a 3km trail around the Cape offering more wonderful views and the opportunity to see a range of wildlife. During the whales migrating seasons you may see them passing Cape Byron, so keep your eyes peeled!

The Broken Head Nature Reserve makes a great day out into its beautiful lush rainforest and it is here that you can take a couple of tours that take you into the bush and rainforests surrounding Byron Bay.

The waters that surround Byron Bay attract not only surfers but diving enthusiasts too, as it is a great place where you will see an array of marine life is at the marine park at Julian Rocks. If you prefer to be up in the air then why not try out hang-gliding or if you are daring enough have a go on the flying trapeze.

Along with hiking, climbing, water sports and many of the other interesting outdoor activities that you can do in Byron Bay you can also wander through the interesting retail outlets, browse through the shopping centres, walk along the fun filled streets and admire the friendly atmosphere of this special place. There are also hundreds of cafes and restaurants to suit all tastes and budgets, so no matter what kind of meal you are chasing you are bound to find a taste tempting meal that will delight many of your senses.

Byron Bays attractions really does offer it all...shopping, fine dining, great restaurants and cafes, excellent accommodation, entertainment 24/7, attractions, activities and not to mention the breathtaking beaches where you can soak up the glorious sun. This area on the North Coast of NSW is fast becoming a hive of activity and no matter what time of year you do decide to visit there is always something happening, something to do or if you prefer, you can do nothing at all. Attractions come by the hundreds within and around Byron Bay, so come and experience a holiday that you are sure to remember.

To experience all of these wonderful attractions and so much more all you need to do is fly, drive or travel by coach or train to Bryon Bay. With two airports a train station and bus depot located within close vicinity to the centre of town it has never been easier to reach your desired holiday location. But if you would prefer to drive, just follow the Pacific Highway along the NSW coastline! From Sydney you will need to travel around 800km, from Brisbane it will be approximately 180km and from the Gold Coast it is around 90km south.