Byron Bay

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A skip, jump or a short-haul hop on a plane to Bellina airport will take you to one of Brisbane's favourite holiday towns: Byron Bay. Busy enough to be interesting, but quiet enough to be peaceful - Byron Bay has gorgeous stretches of sandy beaches, fantastic walks through lush green forest and plenty of gorgeous little eateries to treat yourself to some fabulous food while you're here!

As many have discovered, Byron is the perfect post Sydney Mardi Gras relaxation spot...
 

		Amber Gardens Guesthouse Amber Gardens is a gorgeous four bedroom guesthouse on the periphery of Byron Bay. Fabulous, well-kept rooms, pool area and hot tub and you'll be thoroughly well looked after by the lovely Andy and Stuart. AAA 4.5 star rated - and quite deservedly so. 66 Plantation Drive, Ewingsdale, Byron Bay, 2481 02 6684 8215 click for details
		The Balcony Right in the middle of Byron Bay, The Balcony Bar & Restaurant offers up delicious food, sumptuous decor and friendly staff! Prices not too bad at all either. What more could you ask of a restaurant?! 7/3 Lawson Street, Byron Bay, 2481 02 6680 9666
		Byron Beach Café This must be the café-cum-restaurant with the best views in Byron Bay. Although you'll find plenty of bar snacks and a decent lunch menu - the place doesn't close at dusk... dinner on the deck is served right up to 11pm. Clarkes Beach, Lawson Street, Byron Bay, 2481 02 6685 8445
		The Beach Hotel I don't know about you, but a good pie is great to find... and we found plenty of them at the Beach Hotel, Bar, Brasserie and Bottle Shop! Bay Lane, Byron Bay, 2481 02 6685 6402

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