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.
20 minutes drive
The Farm was founded by the owners of the Three Blue Ducks restaurant in Sydney. Positioned just off the roundabout on the road to Byron Bay in Ewingsdale, it is both a casual restaurant, café, bakery (origin of the famed ‘Social bread’), florist and working farm.
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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The Clay Barn holds fantastic school holiday workshops for kids in ‘hand clay building’ as well as wheel turning workshops for older kids and adults.
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From Clunes, just a few kilometres before you get to the village of Bangalow, Pegasus Park (right hand side) offers conventional group and individual trail rides through the beautiful Byron Hinterland.
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With a big presence on the Byron tourist map the Macadamia Castle is particularly suited to families with younger children.
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Home to some of the biggest and most beautiful crystals in the world, follow the walking trail dotted with crystals through the Shambhala gardens, a Kalachakra stupa, labyrinth, reflexology path, bamboo walk and beautiful areas of native subtropical rainforest.
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Byron hinterland’s roaming wood fired pizza oven comes to Clunes General Store on Thursdays and takes over the café area.
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Byron community market covers several acres, the market offers a vast array of handcrafted wares, locally-grown produce, and artworks of every kind.
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Be the first in Australia to see the sunrise from the top of Mt Warning. The 8.8 km, five hour return walk through the rainforest, culminates in breathtaking 360 degree views around the ancient caldera with coastal views stretching from The Gold Coast to Byron Bay.
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10 mins Drive
The Northern Rivers district and Byron shire area are renowned for some of the best and most vibrant markets in Australia. Below we have listed some of our favourites.
Spell and the Gypsy have taken the quintessential Byron boholook and taken it global.
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A carefully curated collection of authentic imported Moroccan rugs, cushions, and homewares.
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An eclectic mix of boho chic, boots and bags
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A textural delight, this store is full to the brim of hand woven, handmade and handcrafted homewares.
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36 minutes drive
A go to for stylists for homeware and accessories for shoots this botanical and clay emporium has their own range of pottery.
Wind through country lanes into the deepest depths of the hinterland, follow the trails of cars making their way to this absolute hidden gem of a market, truly authentic.
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