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.

Lovely place to spend a few hours following the trails and a lovely cafe at the top by the…read morelighthouse Pros Beautiful views Lots of walking trails Cafe at the top good coffee and food Parking at the top for a limited time Cons Need to be fit for some of the walking trails

This is one of those great parks that you can spend some time wandering around in the morning, even…read morea chilly winters morning. Sure, it is a conservation park, meaning that you have to stick to the paths, but the trek around the cape is actually quite exhilarating, especially some of the views you have along the coast. There is even a lighthouse, as well as Australia's most easterly mainland point, which is also pretty cool. In fact, it seems that quite a few people take this walk in the morning, at least from what I could see.

Beautiful area! We took the longer trail up to the lighthouse from a parking lot near Brooke…read moredrive. Had brunch at the pass cafe. As you start on the trail look up in the trees and you might spot a koala. They are pretty high up, but visible. Head through the rain forest terrains up a very nice steep trail that is well maintained. You will come to many picturesque spots with spectacular views of the sea it's splendid! The light house itself is beautiful. Sitting high upon a lookout its white gleaming features remind me of Greece. There are also trails down to the rocky beach area where there are crashing waves and tide pools. Very cool hike/ walk.

One of my favourite things about Byron Bay is this walk. Yes, the social life is fun, the beaches…read moreare gorgeous and the weather is warm, but I think the walk really wins as my favourite Byron Bay activity. The walk can be configured in different ways, but basically it weaves its way down to Wategos Beach, then up to the eastern-most point of Australia, and then around to the Cape Byron lighthouse, then down through some gorgeous bushland, in a sort of loop. Or you can do it the other way around. It's definitely run-able, although some sections are steep and full of steps, so often everyone but the most fit athletes are reduced to walking... One of the things I love about this walk (apart from how gorgeous the vistas are...) is the steep up and down nature of it all. Steep climbs and descents, varied terrain, from open and in the sun, to hidden in the trees. How long it takes is entirely up to you. I started the walk as a jog - on the other side of town, and then did a sort of run-walk, circling back. That took about 75 minutes. Unfortunately most of the walk is not wheelchair accessible, and it can be pretty rough if you have bad knees.

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.

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.

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

Beautiful beach along the path to the lighthouse. You can't…read morego wrong with any of the beaches really so I would say it's more about privacy and preference. Some beaches get more crowded than others so I would recommend taking a walk along the bridge and pathway first to see which one you like best. The path is close to Rae's & there is also a little beach hut/restaurant called the Pass cafe that is open during the afternoon so this is a nice beach to be able to grab food nearby when you get hungry. I miss Byron often..I hope I get to go back soon!

Nice beach near the city center. There is a lifeguard and you can do surf lesson. It's near one…read morenational park with a nice lighthouse

An excellent place to chill if the surf is too rough. It's located across the road from seven mile…read morebeach in Lennox. The lake itself is a natural lake, the stunning part is that the trees surrounding the lake have seeped their oils into the water making the water coco-cola coloured and thus the locals refer to it as the coco-cola lake. Extremely safe for swimming and mucking about in the water. Bring along a surf ski or a stand up paddle board and have a paddle. The water is cool and there's plenty of shade along the shore. Only down side is that the park is an alcohol free zone until March this year. Unsure why. Definitely go and check this stunning place out.