Waves Byron Bay

... is to record for the world, the limitless adventures of two friends wandering the globe in search of good ole fashioned kicks, waves, girls, knowledge, & experience. This website serves as an affirmation of personal freedom in the face of a mechanized and ...

... . Weather isn't too bad today, cloudy but no rain. Went to the beach and watched the large number of surfers riding the waves. Byron Bay is pretty much the surfing mecca of Australia. The town is full of surf shops and water sport hire shops. We're ...

... its worldwide reputation for excellent surf it's no surprise that Byron Bay has plenty of surf schools. I opted for the cleverly named Byron Bay Surf School. Having loaded the boards onto a trailer and put on our sleevless, ;eg;ess wetsuits, we left for ...

... watch the video of the trip and have dinner at the Buddha Bar at the hostel. Carolyn, Adrian and I set off to explore Byron Bay beginning with the lighthouse. From there we could see dolphins playing in the waves below, and we stopped at the Easternmost ...

... in front of the television for a while before retiring to our quiet, comfy bed at 12:30. Day 2 Our main intention for Byron Bay was relaxation so we made a good start by getting up at 11:00am, bumbling around the place and then heading into town ...

... are the young and elderly of society all too often feature. There were lots of very nice restaurants and shops which populated Byron Bay's main street, unfortunately my traveller budget couldn't stretch to any of them but it was clear that you would ...

... us in Byron with our most beloved native Australians for the Friday and unexpectedly with our English family the following night. Beautiful. Byron Bay itself turned out to be a fantastic town, not that we were expecting anything less. We've not eaten so ...

... chicken from woolies and had a lovely last dinner in byron before catching the bus that night and heading back to sydney! Byron bay was beautiful - very laid back and chill! Our hostel was called Aquarius and I definately would reccomend it ...

Staying at J's Byron Bay YHA (http://www.yha.com.au/hostels/details.cfm?hostelid=13) Hard to believe, but we've spent the past 2 days learning to surf! No major injuries, just some very stiff muscles. We took lessons through Style Surfing . ...

Hi Today was our last day of surfing then we are going to Byron bay in the afternoon. The morning was ok we managed to catch some really massive green waves but the board kept nose diving which made it really hard to stand up and the waves were huge so ...

A 12 hour Greyhound coach trip overnight and I was in Byron Bay. I had arrived pretty early in the morning and really was ready to get stuck in to it. I arrange a Surfing lesson just the one, seeing as I'd done it before in Newquay I thought I'd ...

... all the 17 year old kids have finished their studies and go on a massive bended for a week in both Surfers Paradise and Byron Bay, Luckily the nice woman who booked our bus had also sorted us out with one nights accomindation at Backpacker's Inn in ...

... with him, as he has no partner and found this annoying all long. After some quick lunch we headed off, driving along the beaches of Byron Bay to find the best spot to surf. We ended up rolling his kite out just a couple of meters next to the famous Byron ...

... added to the experience. Our hostel loaned out bikes, so we packed a lunch and rode out toward the lighthouse. The relaxed attitude of Byron Bay got the best of us because we stumbled upon an open park and decided that was as far as our energy would take ...

... .  I took a stroll through town and fell in love right away (with the TOWN, not with someone!).  Everyone told me that Byron Bay was awesome and they were right!  There are only about 9000 people who actually call it home but the place was ...

... a night bus again, but unfortunately it was the most sensible thing to do as it takes around 14 hours to get to Sydney from Byron Bay! Hanna and Beth had planned longer in Byron than me, but we were all headed to Sydney so intended on all meeting again ...

... we went again. Apparently it is quite common because there is only one runway at the airport and crosswinds are quite common. Byron Bay is well known for its surfing and laid back atmosphere. Unfortunately when I arrived the weather was terrible with ...

... do it by myself but then got chatting to a couple of people in the hostel the night before and they mentioned they wanted to skydive. byron bay has the highest jump zone in australia (14,00ft) so i suggested that they came with me the next day! so they ...

... We loved the beaches and with the excellent waves which inspired us to get the boys body boards from one of the surf shops in Byron Bay.  Kye's old crappy one disappeared a few months ago somewhere in NT so we got him a proper body board and Dylan ...

hey byron bay is just awesome!!!!! well its where all the brits seem to b ehanging around because ie seen so many at the backpackers hostel im staying at!! yesterday was a great day to relax on the beach, the sun was shinging, very humid here, and finaly ...