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Byron Bay Beach Holiday
There's nothing like a Byron Bay holiday to give you a little extra bounce in your step. The sound of rolling waves and the smell of fresh sea air will rejuvenate your mind, body and soul. To be close to the town centre on your trip to Byron Bay, base yourself around Wategos Beach (2 kilometres away). If you're intending to hang around a while, consider securing one of our Byron Bay holiday deals. Not only will you save money, you'll also have other stunning beaches near you to explore, like Tallow Beach and Main Beach. Now that's a win-win!
Things You Should Know About Byron Bay
- Be lulled to sleep by the gentle sound of the surf in one of our Byron Bay beach hotels. There's nothing quite like staying right near the ocean.
- Whatever your style and budget, you'll find an ideal place to stay for your holiday in Byron Bay. Why not look up some private holiday homes, like Brookbank - Byron hinterland estate and Friday Sabai - coastal retreat w/ pool & spa? They're popular with travellers of all sorts.
- Be sure to visit our Byron Bay things to do page for some itinerary planning inspiration. With a population of around 6,400 in Byron Bay, we're sure there'll be a few locals who'll be pleased to give you some extra advice!
- Don't take off without swinging by Wategos Beach, Tallow Beach and Main Beach. With all the cash you save through our Byron Bay holiday deals, you can see more top sights like these.
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Wategos Beach
Swim or stroll at this beach sheltered by the rocky bluff of Cape Byron and you might see dolphins surfing on the offshore swell.
Main Beach
Snap photos of the emerald peaks, take part in aquatic activities at the surf club and stroll through forest paths near this urban beach.
Cape Byron Lighthouse
Enjoy magnificent ocean views, learn about shipwrecks and spot dolphins when you visit this historic lighthouse on mainland Australia’s most easterly point.