Discovery Parks - Byron Bay
4 StarsProximity to Byron Bay center, Extensive on-site family activity facilities
Proximity to Byron Bay center, Extensive on-site family activity facilities
Swim in onsite swimming pool, Reach Byron Bay town centre
Bicycle and surfboard rentals, Outdoor saltwater pool access
Farm-to-Plate Dining at Forest, Daily Yoga and Spa Services
Main Beach access within 60 metres, Secure underground parking for guests
Heated outdoor pool and spa, Convenient midday check-out time
Five minute walk to town, Solar heated pool and BBQ
Saltwater pool and BBQ facilities, Five minute walk to town
Outdoor pool and leisure areas, Central location near Byron Beach
Central Byron Bay beach access, Self-contained apartment kitchen facilities
Recover in onsite wellness space, Reach Main Beach in minutes
Utilize outdoor pool and volleyball court, Book teepees or private forest rooms
Byron Bay Golf Course proximity, Saltwater pool and hot tub
Private balcony or courtyard space, Direct access to Clarkes Beach
Swim in outdoor tropical pool, Utilize communal kitchen and BBQ
Central Location Near Main Beach, On-Site Mediterranean Dining Options
Heated pool and hot tub, Direct access to Beach Hotel
Beachfront access near town center, Secure covered onsite parking available
Central Byron Bay location access, Fully equipped self-catering kitchens
One minute walk to beach, Express check-in and checkout
On-Site Wellness Services, Central Byron Bay Beach Access
Outdoor garden and sun terrace, Proximity to Main Beach access
Fully equipped kitchen in units, Walking distance to town center
Enjoy ocean views from balconies, Prepare meals in private kitchens
Beachfront access at Main Beach, Personalized guest reception services
Penthouse suites with rooftop pools, Direct access to Main Beach
Heated magnesium outdoor swimming pool, Central location near Byron beaches
Enjoy onsite pool and sauna, Dine at onsite restaurant bar
Saltwater pool for guest relaxation, Ten-minute walk to Byron Beach
Onsite Bonito Restaurant Dining, Private Balconies In Every Room
Spacious Apartments With Private Balconies, Direct Access To Belongil Beach
Central location near Main Beach, On-site tour booking services
Heated magnesium pool with bar, Proximity to Byron Bay dining
Outdoor swimming pool access, Short walk to Tallow Beach
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Locals in the relaxed coastal town of Byron Bay have made a big effort to preserve the beach-side way of life, and have managed to keep multinational hotels and fast-food chains like McDonalds out. The result is a carefree town like no other, where surf culture, a thriving food scene and long lazy days reign supreme – and a genuine local experience is guaranteed.
The beach is the heart of everything in Byron Bay, and has led the town to becoming a popular holiday destination with numerous hotels to choose from. Miles of coast frame the bay, where visitors swim, play and stroll with a view of the Cape Byron Lighthouse to one end and endless stretches of white sand with a background of tree-covered mountains to the other.
From June to September, swimmers might be lucky enough to spot whales as they migrate, and if not there’s always a chance of spying a playful dolphin or two taking their turn on the waves that make Byron Bay a popular spot to take up surfing.
Aside from surfing there are plenty of other water sports to try, including sea kayaking, kite surfing and stand up paddling. With temperatures that rarely drop below 20 degrees Celsius and most hotels in Byron Bay only a stone’s throw from the waterfront, there could hardly be a better beach holiday destination.
Away from the picturesque beach numerous unique and most-often local cafes, restaurants and take-away food shops sit alongside boutique stores, organic food markets and the occasional pub or bar.
The local government have made a serious effort to maintain the laidback feel of the town, which means few recognisable chain stores and food shops, and no high-rise hotels in Byron Bay. Increased popularity as a tourist destination for both locals and international travellers has changed the vibe a little, but the relaxed character and feeling that time moves slower here remains.
The quiet streets that comprise the town centre are filled with stores brimming with individual character, which offer hours of retail therapy between them – though Byron Bay is small enough that you will never have to wander too far from your hotel.
Byron Bay offers a wide variety of dining options, whether you fancy sushi or Thai, pizza or pub food, Mexican or modern Australian – for such a small town the diverse food options are quite remarkable.
One must-do for anyone visiting the beachside town is to pick up some takeaway fish and chips, freshly caught and prepared, and find a spot in the grassy parks overlooking the water to enjoy them – while fending off the hungry seagulls.
On the first Sunday of the month the Byron Bay Community Market takes place, where hundreds of stalls populate sunny aisles, and all produce and freshly-prepared food is sold to the beat of drums and guitar strums. The market offers everything from the best local honey to organic, raw sweets, second-hand books to sustainable clothing, and handcrafted jewellery to homewares.
Byron Bay plays host to a number of events on an annual basis, and one of the most well-known is the Byron Bay Blues Festival, or Bluesfest, which takes place on the Easter long weekend every year. The Festival showcases more than 200 performances from the best blues, roots, folk, soul and world artists, while also offering food and market stalls and licensed bars.
Splendour in the Grass is the other major Byron event, and is considered the biggest winter festival in Australia. The festival began as a one-day affair, but now stretches over three days and boasts performances from the biggest and most prominent rising music talents in the country.
Other festivals to feature on your itinerary include the Byron Bay Surf Festival, a non-competitive event focused on surf culture itself, the Lighthouse Run, and the Billy Cart Derby in nearby Bangalow.
There is plenty to entertain in Byron Bay, but if you ever tire of your hotel in paradise, Byron is surrounded by towns, tourist attractions and other interesting points of interest.
Inland the town is surrounded by hinterland offering numerous trails ideal for hiking. The Tweed Range lies just over an hour’s drive, with Mount Warning the most popular drawcard. Mount Warning’s positioning near the most easterly point of the Australian mainland, Cape Byron itself, means its peak catches the first light of the day, which makes it a popular option for hikers brave enough to rise before the sun.
Towns in the area worth a drive through the tranquil countryside include Bangalow and Mullumbimby, or explore along the coast to Lennox Head, Cabarita Beach and more.
In Byron Bay, you might want to check out Wollongbar Motel, Discovery Parks - Byron Bay, Ingenia Holidays Byron Bay, Glen Villa Resort. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
For a taste of luxury in Byron Bay, you might want to explore Crystalbrook Byron, Beach Suites, Basq House, East on Byron. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Byron Bay with your family, you could look at Wollongbar Motel, Discovery Parks - Byron Bay, Ingenia Holidays Byron Bay, Glen Villa Resort. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Traveling with pets? The hotels Byron Bay Rainforest Resort, Life in Byron Accommodation, Beach Suites, Ocean Shores Motel could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Byron Bay, check out Crystalbrook Byron, Basq House, Nomads Byron Bay, Aaman & Cinta Luxury Villas – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.