The Byron Theatre is part of the Byron Community Centre's not for profit social enterprise model. As a social enterprise, tickets to events in the theatre are worth a lot more than their dollar value.
This means that funds raised from ticket sales go towards a good cause and are used to provide services, projects and events that benefit the local Byron Bay community. So every time you attend an event in our theatre you’re helping us run vibrant and inclusive cultural programs for our local community.
The Byron Theatre Events Bar and courtyard are available for events. The Theatre bar offers a fantastic selection of local beers, wines, non-alcoholic beverages and snacks.
Located at in the heart of Byron Bay, Navia brings the essence of Scandinavian bathhouse culture to Australia.
With facilities including a black timber traditional Finnish Sauna (80ºC), mineral hot pool (39ºC), A cold plunge (8-10ºC), ice plunge (0-1ºC), and a steam room, Navia provides space to feel good, live fully, and connect deeply—with your senses, your community, and yourself.
Bathhouse bathing sessions are two hours and can be booked on a one-off, in packs, and with a membership. Come for the warmth, stay for the hygge.
For those looking for uncomplicated luxury, Navia also offers 60 and 90 minute massage treatments. All treatments can be paired with bathing to make sure you leave feeling refreshed and alive.
Visit Navia, and sauna like the happiest people on earth.
Julian Rocks is 80 hectares of aquatic reserve with many species of tropical and temperate fish. The aquatic reserve is designed to protect marine life. Consequently collecting or destroying animals is prohibited, as is spear fishing. Activities include: diving, bird watching, and photography.
Diving: renowned for its diversity of fish, corals and sponges.
Bird watching: the rocks are also a bird sanctuary for gulls, terns, tattlers, cormorants and plovers. The return of seabirds to the rocks at sunset provides spectacular viewing and a great opportunity for the photographer.
Blackdog Surfing is a family-owned company that has a licence to teach surfing on the beautiful beaches of Byron Bay.
Byron Bay has the best learn to surf waves in Australia and is also suitable for all levels of surfers. Blackdog Surfing guarantees you will stand up on your first lesson or come again free!
Everything you will need to go surfing is provided, all you have to bring are swimmers, a towel plus a smile.
They have a group and private Surf Lessons. Their group lessons are for ages 12yrs and up!
Welcome to Haven Gallery: A multi sensory playground of art, sound and expression.
At this must do experience in Byron Bay, lay back and be surrounded by atmospheric films in the 360 degree cinema dome; touch walls and create art, stand and become a projection mapped art piece- move, listen, look and connect with art in new ways.
Located inside a reimagined former Woolworths building, the entire space has been transformed into a living artwork that shifts with light, color, and atmosphere.
Explore immersive installations that blend physical space with digital imagination. Wander through the transformed Kowloon laneway streetscape of Haven City, interact with the art, and discover something new at every turn. The experience is playful, welcoming, and immersive, offering a world that invites creativity rather than simply displaying it.
Whether you come to experience the art, discover something new or simply immerse yourself for a while, the space offers a chance to slow down, connect and see the world from a different angle.
Byron Farmers Market is the one of the longest running farmers’ markets in Australia. Launched in 2002 by a handful of local famers, the market has grown from half a dozen stalls to more than 75 stalls – all offering the freshest locally grown produce every Thursday morning at Butler Street Reserve in Byron Bay. Visitors can purchase fresh produce direct from the farmer, including seasonal fruit and vegetables, pasture-raised meat and eggs, artisan cheese and bread, seafood, pasta, rice, nuts, honey, flowers and more.
Art and Wine Co Byron Bays premier art and wine experience. Located in the heart of Byron Bay, embrace your creative spirit, and enjoy a sensory experience of Art, Wine and Music.
The local artists curate Kids Creative Arts Classes and Adults Painting, Ceramics, Collage and Illustration Classes. BYO wine and food.
endota day spa Byron Bay is a peaceful wellness retreat located in the heart of Byron Bay, just moments from the beach and local attractions. Nestled upstairs in the Lawson Arcade, the spa offers a calming escape for visitors and locals seeking relaxation and rejuvenation.
Their experienced therapists deliver a wide range of treatments including relaxation and remedial massage, organic facials, body scrubs, spa packages, and beauty services. Each treatment is designed to soothe the body, calm the mind, and restore your natural balance.
Whether you're planning a romantic getaway, a girls' weekend, or simply need some time to unwind, endota spa Byron Bay provides a nurturing space to reconnect with your best self. Group bookings and couples' treatments are available, making it ideal for bridal parties or shared experiences.
The spa also features a curated selection of skincare and wellness products, allowing you to continue your self-care journey at home. Gift vouchers are available for those looking to share the experience with loved ones.
Bookings are recommended to ensure availability. Visit endota day spa Byron Bay and discover why it's one of the region's most loved destinations for wellbeing and relaxation.
Just a short walk from the beach on Jonson Street, their Byron Bay store has the relaxed, easy feel they love about Byron. Their play station runs through the centre of the store, giving you plenty of space to try, scrub, smell and experience the products for yourself.
Bare Body Beauty co is an Australian natural skincare and body care brand, created in the Southern Highlands of NSW. Their products are handmade in small batches using simple, natural ingredients, with a focus on creating products that work and feel beautiful to use every day.
Their stores are all about experiencing the products for yourself. Come in, try the products, discover the range and chat with the amazing team. Their interactive playstations give you the opportunity to try all of their products in store before choosing your favourites.
Nestled in the heart of Byron Bay on Bundjalung Country, Lone Goat Gallery is a must-visit destination for art lovers and curious travellers alike. Just a short stroll from Main Beach, and conveniently located near Jarjumirr Skate Park and alongside the Byron Library, the gallery celebrates the creativity, individuality, and vibrant spirit of the Northern Rivers arts community, showcasing both emerging and established artists from the region and beyond.
Named after the last lone goat of Cape Byron Headland, the gallery embodies the curiosity, uniqueness, and the creative energy of the Northern Rivers. Visitors can explore ever-changing exhibitions, attend artist talks, join immersive workshops, or take guided tours. Lone Goat Gallery also presents exhibitions that share and celebrate First Nations storytelling, deepening connections with Country and culture.
As a creative initiative of Byron Shire Council, the gallery provides a welcoming space for the whole family. With free two-hour parking, accessible facilities, and a range of free art activities for kids, visiting is as easy as it is enjoyable.
Whether you're strolling through town, discovering local talent for the first time, or returning to explore new exhibitions, the gallery offers a dynamic experience that goes beyond viewing art. Celebrate the stories, skills, and imagination of Northern Rivers artists in a place where everyone is invited to engage, explore, and be inspired.
Covering about 22,000 hectares, Cape Byron Marine Park extends from Brunswick Heads in the north, to Lennox Head in the south. Encompassing a range of marine habitats, the park is home to many species of dolphin, fish, seabirds, and marine plants, as well as endangered species such as grey nurse sharks, sea turtles and little terns.
Byron Bay pool has a 50-meter pool, kids learn to swim pool plus a paddle pool.
The pool is busiest from 3.30pm - 5.30pm on weekdays and on warm sunny days.
Our shop sells goggles, swim caps, ear plugs, swim nappies, sunscreen, float bands, hand paddles, nose clips and pool buoys.
Ripple Byron Bay Massage Day Spa And Beauty offers lush spa packages and highly qualified and experienced massage therapists.
Ripple is the perfect way to relax on holidays. They offer free day spa treatments in every package like exfoliation, mini facials, foot soaks and body scrubs.
Professional, reliable, accredited hand picked massage and beauty therapists to you within an hour, same day.
Large menu of massage styles including relaxation massage, aromatherapy, remedial massage, deep tissue, pregnancy massage, and even a chocolate or coffee massage.
Perfect for couples massage, hens party, girls weekend and girls getaways and those just wanting to relax.
Ripple has a great team of mobile massage therapists in Byron Bay and all Northern Rivers NSW, all fully accredited. Book ahead to get your preferred day and time. Ripple comes to you all Byron Bay, Kingscliff, Cabarita and surrounds with mobile massage and beauty services.
With stunning views of distant mountains and passing whales and dolphins, these white sandy beaches have a beautiful northerly aspect.
Main Beach is home to Byron Bay Surf Club and a popular children's play area. The beach is patrolled by Surf Lifesavers in summer. From here it is only a short stroll across the street to Byron Bay swimming pool, the Beach Hotel and Byron Bay town centre with its many cafes and shops.
Swim between the flags and always wear a hat and sunscreen.
Pretty Weird Blueberry is an independent fine Australian art gallery, working studio and cultural space in the heart of Byron Bay. Visitors can discover original Australian art, explore changing exhibitions and experience the creative life of a working gallery.
Located in the historic Butter Factory on Jonson Street, Pretty Weird Blueberry presents painting, photography, sculpture and carefully selected art objects. The gallery has a particular interest in distinctive Australian artists, creative practice and stories of place.
Visitors can also become part of the creative experience. An intimate cultural program offers small-group art experiences including Artist for a Day, Fruit and Flowers, The Byron Sketchbook and Art Medicine.
More than a traditional gallery visit, Pretty Weird Blueberry offers visitors the opportunity to spend time with art, make something themselves and discover another side of Byron Bay's creative culture.
Visitors are welcome to drop in, explore the gallery and stay awhile.
Spell & The Gypsy Collective is a modern fashion store in Byron Bay, inspired by far-off places, vintage treasures and childhood memories. Their bohemian-style range is known for its signature prints, maxi dresses, flowing kimonos and unique swimwear.
The label was started by two sisters, Isabella and Elizabeth, and is a favourite with celebrities like Margot Robbie, Chrissy Teigan, Miley Cyrus and Vanessa Hudgens. All garments are proudly designed and sampled in the Arts and Industry Estate of Byron Bay, and produced ethically in factories around the world.
Byron Yoga Centre Retreats offer immersive morning, day and weekend experiences designed for rest, renewal and connection.
Set in a peaceful natural environment near Byron Bay, each retreat invites guests to step away from daily life and slow down. Guided yoga, meditation and breathwork support relaxation and reconnection. There is also time to rest, reflect and enjoy the surrounding nature.
Morning retreats provide a gentle reset. Day retreats offer a deeper experience with a balance of movement and stillness. Weekend retreats allow for a more immersive journey, with space to unwind and reconnect over time.
Byron Yoga Centre is known for its warm and down to earth approach. Small group settings create a supportive and welcoming environment. Retreats are accessible to all levels, including beginners.
Each experience is designed to leave guests feeling grounded, refreshed and reconnected.
Bawaii rest area in Walgun Cape Byron State Conservation Area provides parking and access to one of Australia's most popular beaches. Under the shadow of the iconic Cape Byron Lighthouse, you can step out on the popular Walgun Cape Byron walking track, an invigorating 3.7km walk taking in coastal cliffs, rainforest and spectacular beaches.
With loads of parking and easy access to the beach it's a great family-friendly rest stop. Enjoy a picnic lunch on a table before exploring the natural beauty of the surrounding headlands, rainforest and beaches.
Located at The Health Lodge – just a short walk, ride, skip, dance or drive from central Byron Bay – Bamboo Yoga School is a boutique studio offering yoga and meditation classes and teacher training. This means there are options for all levels of experiences, as well as yoga for yogis.
Teaching a mix of classical hatha yoga, vinyasa, yin yoga, tantra, kundalini yoga, yoga nidra and meditation, classes are held in the eye-catching Bamboo Yoga Tentple, nestled on the edge of the forest and surrounded by birdsong.
Mats, bolsters, blankets, eye pillows and meditation stools are all provided, and classes run seven days a week. Contact the team to find the session best suited to your age, fitness and goals.
A scenic bridge between Cape Byron State Conservation Area and Broken Head Nature Reserve, Tallow Beach offers a terrific place to throw down a towel and soak up the sun. You could pull out binoculars for an afternoon of whale watching in spring and winter though, as whales migrate between the Great Barrier Reef and Antarctica.
Just 3.2km from the heart of Byron Bay, Tallow Beach is alive with osprey and white-bellied sea eagles scouring the coast in search of food. As you relax on the sand, pied oystercatchers wander past searching for pippis. Avid birdwatchers will find more to see behind the dunes adjacent to residential areas, where many paper bark trees provide plenty of hiding holes for our feathered friends.
Beach fishing is possible here, as well as surfing in the right tide. For swimming and surfing, please be aware of rip tides and keep an eye on children Tallow Beach is unpatrolled. It is, nevertheless, very popular in summer, the school holidays and Easter, so arrive early for the best spot.
Not far from Byron Bay's iconic lighthouse, Palm Valley or The Pass,' as locals call it is a terrific base for exploring nearby attractions. Delicious, seasonal meals can be found at The Pass Caf, or take advantage of the large grassy picnic areas by bringing your own packed lunch and meat for the barbecues. Picnic tables overlook The Pass beach, popular for its surf and a great place to spend afternoons swimming or lying on the sand. An even better view of the surrounding area can be found nearby at Fishermans lookout.
If you enjoy walking and birdwatching, you'll want to check out a short wheelchair-accessible track adjacent to the parking area, which meanders through lush coastal palm rainforest. A longer walk will lead you up over the hill to Wategos Beach, and all the way to the stunning Cape Byron Lighthouse. If you're looking to work up a sweat and get that heart pumping without leaving the Palm Valley area though, you can burn some extra calories at the outdoor gym, offering a selection of fitness equipment.
With its variety of offerings, Palm Valley can be a busy spot on summer weekends when the...
For over a century, the elegant Cape Byron Lighthouse has graced Australia’s most easterly point. Its powerful lamp still burns brightly across the bay and you can visit this historic landmark or even stay in one of the charming keepers’ cottages. If you’d prefer to be closer to the beach, there’s a choice of award-winning eco-tourism beach cottages within the park.
Walgun Cape Byron is a brilliant location for whale watching and the walking track provides spine-tingling views of the surrounding coast and ocean. You can enjoy a bite to eat at the Cape Café, with panoramic views across the hinterland to Byron Bay.
Spend the afternoon relaxing on the beach – try The Pass, Wategos or Tallows. If you’re feeling more adventurous, there’s great diving, snorkelling, surfing, hang gliding and kayaking – go on your own or with licensed tour operators.
In 2001, a historic agreement was reached between the NSW State Government and the Byron Bay Arakwal Aboriginal community. Arakwal National Park is the result and has many guises today: it's an important part of Aboriginal heritage; it's a haven for migratory birds and animals; and it's a gift to travellers looking to escape the chaos of the thriving holiday town.
Co-managed by NPWS and its traditional owners, Arakwal features 3km of gorgeous beach bordered by sand dunes and rich coastal heath. All of this is just a stone's throw from the towering white icon of Cape Byron Lighthouse, meaning it's closer to the town than it feels.
Bring a towel for swimming or surfing. Once you walk out of the carpark and onto the sand, you'll forget all about Byron Bay and focus upon the birds and whale watching in the vast Pacific Ocean, which stretches as far as you can see.
The Cape Byron Headland Reserve is a State Conservation Area managed by the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service. It comprises spectacular sea cliffs, rare and beautiful coastal vegetation, spectacular beaches and a high quality walking track system that offers spectacular views of both the surrounding Cape Byron Marine Park and the hinterland to the west.
Situated on the most easterly point of mainland Australia, the reserve is a popular tourist destination. The Cape Byron Lighthouse and lighthouse keepers cottages, built in 1901, are an outstanding feature of the reserve. All the buildings are listed on the National Estate Register, and offer visitors an insight into what life was like in the days of the lighthouse keepers.
Aboriginal culture is alive and well at Cape Byron. The Cape is very special to the Bundjalung of Byron Bay (Arakwal) Aboriginal people.
