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Belongil

This pristine beach stretches north from Byron Bay to Belongil creek and is accessed directly from the Beachcomber. This unpatrolled beach is quiet with soft sand, crystal clear water, and an easy to access surf break.

The Wreck

Named for the remains of the ship Wollongbar, the wreck is a short 80 meters from the Beachcomber, and best surfed at mid-high tide, typically a nice right-hander breaks on the sand bank just in front of the shipwreck.

Julian Rocks

Located 2.5 km from mainland, Julian Rocks is a unique place to visit if you are interested in scuba diving or snorkeling. The area is home to sea turtles, manta rays, friendly wobbegong sharks, and dolphins.

Tallows

An amazing 7 mile stretch from Cape Byron Headland to Broken Head. This is a favourite spot among locals for walking, surfing and beach fishing. But watch out, the surf is often choppy and unpredictable, so beware if going for a swim as it’s unpatrolled.

Lighthouse/Cape Byron Headland Reserve

Constructed in 1901, the Cape Byron Lighthouse stands on the most easterly point of the Australian mainland. The landmark is an icon that boasts stunning 360 views and is the perfect vantage point to spot dolphins, turtles, stingrays, and whales.

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The Beachcomber Resort

A stone’s throw from the heart of Byron Bay, the Beachcomber boasts a solar heated salt-water pool, heated spa and generous sized BBQ area all in a beautiful tropical setting. It’s the perfect spot to take time out and enjoy the sights of Byron Bay and all of its great attractions.

Main Beach

Byron Bay’s Main beach is where all the action is at. Patrolled from October to April, this is the place to watch, meet, play, relax and even catch some of the amazing sand castle creations by local artists. You might even spot a dolphin or two!

Markets

A short 5 minute walk from the Beachcomber is the Butler Street Reserve, home to the weekly farmers market (every Thursday morning) and the Byron Bay Community arts and crafts market (first Sunday of every month).

Jonson Street

Byron Bay’s eclectic main street is the heart of the town and only a 5-minute walk from the Beachcomber. It is home to numerous cafes, restaurants, boutique shops, pubs, banks, art galleries, as well as the local post office, movie theatre, and supermarket.

Beach Hotel

This popular Aussie pub is a favourite amoung locals and visitors alike with its big sunny beer garden, lively bar, casual dining, live entertainment, and spectacular views of Main beach and Julian Rocks.

Clarkes Beach

Clarkes is the perfect beach for walking, relaxing, body boarding, paragliding, and windsurfing. It is also a popular spot to watch a romantic sunset, or to spot humpback whales during the winter.

The Pass

Situated between fisherman’s lookout and the headland, The Pass is a premier surf spot and is surrounded by lush bushland and a beautiful beach.

Wategos

This sheltered North facing beach is a great place to meet friends for a BBQ or have a picnic on the grass. The waves are super fun to swim or body surf in!

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