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Known for its pristine beaches and gnarly waves, Byron Bay is located in New South Wales, Australia. Byron Bay is the home of the Cape Byron Lighthouse, an iconic lighthouse that has proudly stood and guided ships to safety for decades. The Cape Byron Lighthouse is part of the Cape Byron State Conservation Park and an excellent site to explore. Most visitors flock to Byron Bay for the beach experience. Try your hand at surfing, go scuba diving, rent a kayak, do some whale watching, or go horseback riding on the beach. 

Byron Bay is much more than just sandy beaches. Enjoy fantastic cuisine or hit some of the trendy shops for the latest fashions or cutesy souvenirs. Community markets are big in Byron Bay, where you can find almost anything you are looking for all in one eclectic space. Head out of the city and visit several of the little seaside villages nearby. Visitors are always welcome, giving you the chance to experience true Australian culture and hospitality. Don’t be stuck lugging heavy bags through the streets of Byron Bay or surrounding villages. Use the Bounce app to find a location near you to stow your bags while you explore. 

Fun Fact: Visit between June and November for a chance to do some whale watching. The humpback whale begins its migration in May and June and can easily be spotted off the coast. Captain Cook Lookout is one of the best spots for whale watching from land. 

Bounce has partnered with several different businesses throughout Byron Bay to offer short-term luggage solutions for those visiting the city. Locals find Bounce to be beneficial also, when out and about in the town or heading out after the gym. Simply download the app and find a location nearby where you can safely leave your belongings, so you don't have to drag them along.

Many come to Byron Bay for the beaches and surfing, but the city is so much more than a surfer’s paradise. It is a cultural hub of all things Australia, including the importance of the aboriginals to the success of the city. Iconic landmarks, bustling business districts, trendy shopping, and international cuisine make up a big part of Byron Bay and keep visitors coming back time and again to explore this great city. Check out some of the must-sees of Byron Bay.

Not all landmarks in Byron Bay are stuffy museums filled with old, dusty relics. But each landmark in the city tells a story and teaches you about the history of the city through its significance. Take the time to learn as you marvel and the many different attractions and landmarks throughout the city. 

Cape Byron Lighthouse: This iconic lighthouse has been turned into an interpretative center, maritime museum, and gift shop. Visitors come from all over to visit this lighthouse for fantastic photos and ocean views. The lighthouse was completed in 1901 and remained active through 2019 when the site was added to the New South Wales State Heritage Register. Spend an afternoon gazing out over the sea and listening to the waves break on the rocks. 

Bangalow Heritage House Museum & Café: Head over to the Bangalow Parklands & Weir area and visit this unique museum filled with the war records of local soldiers. War memorabilia is on display, as well as artifacts depicting the early history of the Bangalow area and Byron Bay. Stop by the café for fresh, homemade dishes and baked goods. 

Cape Byron State Conservation Area: The Cape Byron Lighthouse is located in the conservation area. Stop by and then spend the day hiking through the woods or strolling along the beach. Pack a picnic for a relaxing afternoon listening to the sounds of nature all around you. Learn about the local flora and fauna in the area and be on the lookout for beautiful plants and animals. 

While in Byron Bay, you will want to spend time hitting the quaint shops, trendy boutiques, and fascinating shopping malls.  Browse for the latest fashions, one-of-a-kind gifts, or kitschy souvenirs. Community markets are all the rage in Byron Bay, where you can find a little bit of everything in one market. 

Byron Community Market: Byron Bay is home to several different community markets, but the Twilight, Community, and Beachside markets draw the biggest crowds. Grab a fragrant cup of coffee and head to the Byron Community Market for a morning of browsing through unique wares. Visit with locals and other tourists to get a feel for the area. Vendors offer an array of goods and services ranging from handmade crafts, antiques, baked goods, and holistic services. Visit some of the street food vendors for tasty morsels of local fare. 

Byron Bay Fair: This single level shopping mall has several specialty shops, including a Supa IGA supermarket. Located in the heart of Byron Bay, you can spend the morning shopping here. Afterward, head to one of the local cafes for a light lunch or visit some attractions in the area. 

Mercato on Byron: Mercato is a large shopping mall where you can stroll while window shopping or sit in the food court and relax with a fresh drink or snack. Check out some of the shops, including Woolworths Department Store. Stop by the Garasu Art Gallery and pick up a few pieces of art done by local artists. 

While in Australia, you will want to check out the local cuisine and enjoy the freshness of the seafood. Byron Bay is a melting pot of international cuisine. No matter what you are in the mood for, you will be able to find it in Byron Bay. Check out the Italian, Asian, American, Mexican restaurants or be adventurous and give some local fare a try. 

Local Cuisine: Check out local eateries serving authentic Australian cuisine, such as the Bayleaf Café. Offering indoor or outdoor seating, this chic café is the perfect place to grab breakfast, or brekkie as the locals call it. Their coffee is considered the best by many locals, being a strong Columbian and Ethiopian blend. The lunch and dinner menu is filled with flavorful dishes. 

Seafood: Fresh seafood is abundant in Byron Bay, making the seafood restaurants shine with fantastic dishes. The Cyprus Tree is a seafood restaurant that specializes in Mediterranean dishes. Give the moussaka a try or munch on zucchini fritters while perusing the menu. 

Pizza: Sometimes, you are just in the mood for a tasty pizza. When that happens and you are in Byron Bay, check out Earth ‘n’ Sea Amazing Pizza and Pasta. Unique flavor combinations create amazing pizzas that will have you coming back again and again. Enjoy ravioli or one of their signature pastas with your pizza for a truly memorable meal. 

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