The hidden Byron Bay


Byron Bay in New South Wales, Australia, is well known for sea and sand. But if you venture beyond the obvious attractions, you’ll find the place has a lot more to offer.

AUSTRALIA’S Byron Bay, a holiday “paradise” for surfers and travellers from around the globe, enjoys unique advantages. The most easterly town on the world’s most easterly continent, Byron Bay is enveloped on three sides by white-sand and rolling-breaker beaches that are spotlit at night by Australia’s largest still-operating lighthouse.

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