About Byron Bay

Byron Bay is renown for it's stunning scenery, beautiful beaches, outdoor activities, shopping, dining, culture and nightlife - making it a popular holiday destination for Australians and overseas visitors alike.

Cape Byron headland with the omniscient Cape Byron Lighthouse built in 1901, is the easternmost point of mainland Australia. Captain James Cook named Cape Byron after circumnavigator of the world John Byron, grandfather of the poet, Lord Byron.

You will find the atmosphere of Byron Bay to be pleasant, laid back and welcoming, making it an ideal location to visit and to relax.

There is an abundance of things to see and do during your stay in Byron Bay from natural wildlife parks, stunning beaches, a fantastic range of outdoor activities, exquisite shopping and dining options, pubs, clubs and bars with live bands playing each night.

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The area is also noted for its wildlife, with great views of humpback whales on their migration up the coast to Hervey Bay in July and on their return in September each year.

Getting to Byron Bay is easy with it's ideal location between major Australian cities Sydney and Brisbane, although it is closer to the latter. Nearby airports include Coolangatta airport and Ballina airport.

Our guest house and holiday house accommodation provide you with the ultimate place to stay during your visit to Byron Bay.