What to do in Byron Bay

Sheltered beneath Cape Byron Lighthouse, Wategos Beach offers a gentle surf break beloved by longboarders. Swim in clear waters while watching for dolphins playing in the waves or migrating whales offshore.

Main Beach enchants with pristine white sands and turquoise waters beneath the watchful Cape Byron Lighthouse. Swim in patrolled waters year-round or enjoy adjacent Apex Park's family-friendly amenities.

With sandbar surf breaks, a shipwreck snorkeling site and a safe strip of lifeguard-patrolled ocean waves, it’s easy to see why this beach is favored among locals.

Australia's most easterly lighthouse has guided ships since 1901. Explore the Maritime Museum and watch for dolphins year-round or migrating whales from this panoramic coastal viewpoint.

Nestled between Main Beach and The Pass, Clarkes Beach offers calm waters perfect for family swimming and snorkelling. Explore the tidal pools during low tide or enjoy a beachside picnic with stunning Byron Bay views.

The Pass draws surfers worldwide with its legendary long, peeling waves and pristine white sand beach. Climb to Fisherman's Lookout for panoramic coastal views where migrating humpback whales pass from June to November.

Arakwal National Park blends pristine coastal beauty with rich Indigenous heritage along Tallow Beach. Wander through diverse Wallum heathlands while spotting rare birds and possibly migrating whales from the shoreline.

This coastal 18-hole championship course offers stunning ocean and lighthouse views. Experience diverse play with its unique east-west and north-south layout that challenges golfers with strategic coastal winds.