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Byron Bay offers a year round tropical
paradise of beaches and rainforests with the
average temperature in summer of 27 degrees
and 22 degrees in winter. Both locals and
visitors are able to enjoy plenty of outdoor
activities including the many festivals
throughout the year. When visiting this
region all roads lead to the township of
Byron Bay which is dominated by the Cape
Byron Lighthouse. By night the lighthouse is
Australia's most powerful beacon, by day the
backdrop for hang gliders which soar in the
thermals off the Cape. Those who prefer more
down to earth explorations can meander along
the world famous Cape Byron Walking track
and watch dolphins waltz in the waves below
or play with the surfers in the waves at Wategos Beach. Not to be outdone by the
Dolphins those giants of the deep, the
Humpback Whales can be seen breaching and
playing off the waters off the Cape as they
migrate north in July/August and return in
September/October.
Byron Bay
Accommodation in Byron Shire caters for all
walks of life. Camp in tent sites and cabin
accommodation where the morning is greeted
with the sun drenched waves crashing onto
the beach, enjoy
Resort style accommodation
set in lush tropical gardens or if being
pampered is your fantasy why not try many of
the Bay's and surrounding areas great Bed
and Breakfast or Guest Houses. Backpackers
are also a way of life, with many hostels
catering for many thousand visitors each
year making Byron Bay Australia's third most
popular destination.
Byron Bay
Activities such as rainforest tours, bush
walking, hang gliding, tandem sky diving,
ultra light flights, Harley tours, cycling,
canoeing, surfing, scuba diving, snorkeling,
horse riding, deep sea fishing, vintage car
tours and Australia's only flying trapeze
school cater for all walks of life. There is
also retail
therapy with the many boutique shops. And when
the sun finally disappears behind the hills
you can dine at one of the areas many
superb, award winning restaurants, enjoy a
local band or theatrical production... or
stroll along a serene moonlit beach, looking
forward to your next day in paradise.
Byron Shire has a population of close to
30,000, while the town of Byron Bay has a
population of about 9,000 with all types of
services
available. Byron Bay is
located just off the Pacific Highway, 800kms
north of Sydney, 175kms south of Brisbane.
Airports are located in Ballina (30mins
south) or Coolangatta (60mins north) and
busses and trains arrive regularly.
Byron
Bay - Beaches, Restaurants,
Hinterland, Rainforests,
Dining, Surfing, Fishing and more
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