20 minutes drive
If you are blown away by the beauty of the Byron Hinterland wait until you see Killen Falls,not as secret as it used to be but still off the beaten tourist path.
Separated by a small headland from The Pass. With the most exclusive vibe of Byron’s beaches it’s also possibly one of the most photogenic.
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Belongil Beach just north of Byron town is a sneaky left turn off Ewingsdale road just before you hit the main section of Byron.
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South of Broken Head a rocky headland between Tallows and Lennox Beaches are Kings, Brays, and Whites beaches, accessible from walking tracks off the unsealed Seven Mile Beach road.
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Off Lighthouse road take the Tallows Beach Access Road to the North end of Tallows Beach and car park, then head north along the beach.
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At the far end of Main and Clarkes beach is The Pass which has its own car park access and café above. It’s the spot in Byron for young surfers to hone their skills.
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At the southern end of Main Beach is Clarks beach, great for families. There are usually large swathes of shallower water and sand pools when the tide goes out, which is great for kids.
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35 minutes drive
If you head into Byron Bay for one thing then it should be a walk around the lighthouse. You’re almost guaranteed to see wildlife both in the ocean and on the land.
If you’re hankering for a decent bit of exercise, the Minyon Falls walking track is a great day trip. Take water, swimmers, good walking shoes, a light bite to eat and choose a good weather day.
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