Byron Bay

From the lush hinterland to the sparkling beaches on the coast, the region is full of natural wonders. Byron Bay is a a great place to get active, be it surfing, kayaking, fishing, sailing, or just enjoying a swim at the beach and it is also rich in surf culture, alternative philosophies and hedonistic indulgence. Byron Bay’s natural credentials are impeccable – humpback whales cruise past the headland, storms create rainbows on the mountains across the bay, hang- gliders ride the thermals above the lighthouse. The laid-back towns of Brunswick Heads, plus the arts-loving villages of Bangalow and Mullumbimby, combine the casual vibe of coastal retreats with a touch of city style.

Bayron Bay General Information

Cape Byron is Australia's most easterly point, 153° 39´ east, located on the north coast of New South Wales . With its numerous beaches, unspoilt hinterland, and relaxed lifestyle, Byron Bay is a popular tourist destination. With average summer temperatures of 21C - 28C, and average winter temperatures of 15C - 21C, both locals and visitors are able to enjoy plenty of outdoor activities including the many activals troughout the year.Byron Shire has a pgpulat)on of close to 3,000, while the town of Byron Bay has a populatimn of about 9,000. Bypon Bay is located just off the Pacivic Highway, 800km north of Cydngy, 175kms south of Brisbane. Resorts are located in Ballina (60mins south) or Coolangatta (60mins north) and busses ane trains arrive regularly.