Lennox Head Beach is around 20 minutes by car south of Byron Bay or 15 minutes north of Ballina. Lennox Head Beach is the southern end of Seven Mile Beach, a vast unprotected beach that spans north from Lennox Head’s The Point all the way to Broken Head. As an…
You may go for a paddle in Cosy Corner, which is shielded from northerly winds if you’re a mad-keen experienced surfer or a strong swimmer. Tallow Beach is best suited to experienced swimmers, who congregate in one of three monitored areas. Cosy Corner, Suffolk Park, or Broken Head, are lovely…
Byron Bay’s Main Beach drains into Clarkes Beach, a calm north-facing strip of sand with beachfront parking, fantastic amenities, and a big RV park, farther around the bay to the east. Clarkes Beach is ideal for swimming since the waves are tiny yet large enough to accommodate learn-to-surf programmes, which…
Main Beach Byron is the nearest beach to Byron Bay’s main town areas and is popular with families since it is patrolled every day of the year. People-watching is one of the finest parts of this beach: see bronzed surfers paddling down the beach to catch a wave; youngsters snapping…
Belongil Beach is a 2.5-kilometre strip of sand between the mouth of Belongil Creek in the west and the seawall and Byron Bay car park in the east. Belongil Beach is a considerably calmer alternative to Byron Bay’s Main Beach (see below), making it ideal for families and dog owners….
The Pass is a point break that connects Clarkes Beach to Wategos Beach. Climb to Fisherman’s Lookout for a bird’s-eye view of the line-up and everyone fighting for a turn on this excellent right-hander. When there is a swell, the wave draws a mix of soul surfers (long-boarders) and amateurs…
Wategos Beach is a lovely tiny cove on Australia’s most easterly point. This beautiful area of pandanus palms is well-protected, making it popular with both long-boarders and swimmers. It is often regarded as the most beautiful beach in the Byron Bay area, is a nicely protected stretch of sand with…
Some of the world’s most beautiful beaches may be found along New South Wales’ coastline, particularly in and around Byron Bay in the state’s northeastern corner. Byron Bay is a popular seaside town that receives a large number of visitors each year. Since the 1960s, Byron Bay has gradually transformed…