Miraculous view of the ocean. Most Easterly point of Australia. Lighthouse is gorgeous and you can…read morewalk to the top You can take many scenic views of water hitting the rocks. The water is crystal clear and blue. In September you can see whales swimming. You can take a long walk to the water and take some romantic shots together. There is also a cafe you can eat at. I would consider it one of the most beautiful places on EARTH! Only one hour parking max. Roughly $8. Have to have a little patience but totally worth it.

I can't go to Australia without visiting Byron Bay, and I MUST catch a sunset from there. I HIGHLY…read morerecommend this to anyone

This park is basically one of those parks that happen to be right next to the beach. As it turns…read moreout, this is basically the centre of all the action in the town, namely because it is a beach side resort, so you can find a lot of activity going on here. The beach, not surprisingly, is pretty close, as are a number of restaurants, and even a pub. Oh, and it also has public restrooms, a must for any park.

Got so bored waiting to go up I didn't even want to bother by the time our turn came up (seriously…read morethought about asking for a refund and leaving). No idea why they demand you be there bang on 10:10 when all you do is sit around for hours on end watching pro's go up multiple times before you get a shot. Either go elsewhere or be prepared for a solid wait ie. Bring a good book...

Ok, so I am a bit biased here. I have been jumping at Skydive Byron Bay for around 7+ years now and…read moreit is my local club (although I have no affiliation other than that to this venue). It is a wonderful place, with wonderful people in a wonderful part of Australia. The views from the air are magic every time. In winter you get to see whales on some days from the air and the views can go on and on all the way to Brisbane. The instructors are so professional so if you are doing a Tandem rest assured you are in great hands. If you are there when the owner is there be prepared for even more fun as he puts an even bigger smile on everyone's face on the plane. This is such a special place for me and everyone who I have ever recommended to go and do a Tandem there has loved it.

We went on a whale watching tour with Byron Bay Dive Centre in mid-July and it was a great. Our…read moreexperience was in part to do with the great weather (sunny, little wind) but the crew had its hand in it too. We saw too many whales to count, including a calf with mom, multiple breaches, a curious whale that passed under our boat, and fin slaps. Also dolphins, a turtle, and a petrel (large avian). The whole trip lasted 3.5 hours of which 2 hours were on the boat. The rest was inductions and transport on land. The launch is from the beach so you'll get wet feet going on and off board. The ship's crew (3 for 10 passengers - max 12) was knowledgeable about whales and other marine wildlife, gave interesting info prompted and unprompted, was continuously on the lookout, and was pretty funny to boot.

I know that anything is good for nothing but this place was so good we left a donation…read more The current display involves movies that involved the local area. The most well known one was Muriel's wedding. The dress, shoes and photos are on display with a story. We were greeted at the door and were able to chat and ask questions. There is the historical society in situ and I was able to get some information about genealogy. The displays are on two levels and there is a lift. There is plenty to look at and read. I would allow 1-2 hours to take it all in....and it is free.

Super friendly, did a great deal for our group, and a truly amazing experience! I can't recommend…read moredoing this enough. The highlight of my trip to this beautiful location! The guys were relaxed but professional, expertly eliminated any concerns, and then it was up and away! I even got to steer for a while, riding the currents up on my first experience!

Since I had a day to kill while in Lismore I decided to go and check out the regional art gallery…read more Actually, it doesn't take all that much more me to go and check out an art gallery, especially since I have developed an appreciation for art. Well, this place wasn't all that bad, and even had a room with some more traditional pieces (though no Monet's of course). They had a couple of interesting exhibitions here as well, including one on the Dakota Access Pipeline, which was really interesting.

This is basically a surfer's beach, and since it is quite a distance from the main beach, and thus…read morethe flags, then it is probably not one of those beaches that it is good to swim at, unless of course, you like to live dangerously. I would suggest that this is a quiet beach, then again, considering that it happens to be in the middle of a national park, then that goes without saying. However, considering that it does tend to be popular with surfers, I probably wouldn't designate this as a place to go for a swim.

Amazing beach situated towards the end of the pathway…read more I took a stroll along the lighthouse trail the previous day to stake out which beach I liked best for the following day. Wategos won hands down. The others were too busy. I happened to get lucky and my beach day was the first day of sun & warmth after weeks of rain. Due to this, the beach was quite crowded. Wategos provided ample sand to find a spot so that was a plus. Truth be told, any of the beaches along the path are gorgeous but for something a little more low key, I recommend Wategos or little Wategos.