Resorts in Byron Bay

... is a lot harder than it looks, but really good fun anyway, more practice needed, a lot more! Then moved on to Byron Bay, probably my favourite place in Australia so far, just such a lovely atmosphere, great beach and good nightlife, rained again ...

Hey peeps! Not a lot to be telling you apart from it's raining shittttttt loads in what should be one of the sunniest resorts up Australia's East Coast.  I've even checked myself out a day early from the hostel to move up a bit further to Surfers ...

Bryon bay was one of my favourite beach resorts of the whole of the East Coast experience. It's a laid back beach town with lots of hippy types and a great music scene. When we arrived it was the lead up to the New Years Eve celebrations so the place was ...

... pictures of) the Byron Bay Lighthouse, as this quite picturesque building marks the Easternmost point of Australia.   Nonetheless, we left Byron Bay very excited, as the next stop on the list was the Great Barrier Reef, the real-life coral aquarium ...

... basterds. After an overnight sleep on a greyhound bus, now I feel like a true backpacker we arrive in Byron Bay. Byron is a trendy beach side town, but still keeps it's hippy vibe with alternative therapy and organic fruit and ...

... it and I will definitely try it again even though I suspect that I will be much worse on decent sized waves. Finally we got to Byron Bay and because my surf rash was quite painful by this point, I did not go to the beach much. Instead I went with ...

Byron Bay is one of those rare places in the world where you find both mountains and perfect beaches. Here the expansive sweep of white sand meets turquoise waters, flanked by the dramatic peaks and rises of the Great Dividing Range. It's one of the most ...

... . We told them we'd get back to them and explained we'd need second jobs to suppliment our income if we were to stay in Byron Bay. The place is called Beach Suites and is a luxury apartment complex with rooms costing as much as $1700 a night! Nice for ...

Parents who bring children to these resorts and let them squeal outside you room at 7.30am should be shot! Luckily for them, we fell asleep again until somewhere closer to 10. A warmer, sunny day today. Another glorious breakfast then straight onto the ...

... dann via Bus in die Stadt geschleppt, wo die anderen vier schon warteten und wir dann mit einem Mietswagen auf nach Byron Bay sind. Auch die Fahrt war für mich nicht gerade angenehm, ich musste ganz schön gegen Übelkeit und Schwindel ankämpfen. ...

... beautiful places in Australia but it's sadly under threat from massive land speculation and (almost) impending tourist resorts. The locals are fighting hard against plastic urbanised tourist developments in this potentially pristine coastal paradise so ...

... beautiful places in Australia but it's sadly under threat from massive land speculation and (almost) impending tourist resorts. The locals are fighting hard against plastic urbanised tourist developments in this potentially pristine coastal paradise so ...

... have been using them to cook some grub instead of using the campervan kitchen as it's much easier, a bit more space!! After Coffs Harbour we have a 3-4 hour drive to Byron Bay where we are hoping to have some surf lesons!! We will keep you ...

... showers!) but it sufficed. (Something tells us that South American accommodation will be a shock!) We continued north towards Byron Bay passing through Dorrigo National Park stopping to wonder through the Gondwana Rainforest – mentioned in the New ...

... teaches this yoga at a studio in Edmonton, so I'll have to get more information from her. We would definately go back to Byron Bay for a visit anytime! We flew with Thai Air from Brisbane to Bangkok....the airline is second to none and lucky for us, ...

... and modern and the beaches were lovely. Soft white sand and clear blue sea. Really lovely. We eventually made it down to Byron Bay, hippy capital of the East Coast. After doing a bit of VW Kombi spotting and mavelling at the number of places in ...

... driving. I think we may have stopped at a rest stop, but I'm not really sure...All I know is we eventually ended up in Byron Bay, where Ryan went surfing, while I found internet to work on blog. Byron is kind of a odd mix and the ...

... and Niamh met with Lucy and Ben for a few drinks and a BBQ on the beach. We left Cairns knowing that the quicker we got to Byron bay the more time we would have there.With a cabin full of water and crackers we set on the road for two 14 hour days of ...