Byron Bay Review

Byron Bay is the easternmost seaside town on the Australian mainland. Byron Point Lighthouse was built in 1901 and is Australia's most powerful lighthouse. Byron Bay beaches are a kite surfing hotspot, where kite-wielding people use wind to pull high-powered kites to the water. It combines all aspects of paragliding, surfing, windsurfing and water skiing.

Byron Bay, in the bay in the northeast corner of New South Wales, Australia. There are no koalas, no kangaroos, only beaches, lighthouses and small towns. Many surfers in Europe and the United States are here.

Originally a group of people travel, now I am myself. No one wears a mask at the airport. I also took mine silently. I woke up to the eastmost side of Australia, Byron Bay. Funny youth travel, many activities, are young backpackers, go out to the beach; Comfortable town, sunny beach food, holiday start.

The beach is large and there are many fun shops! An attractive town full of live music!

The scenery is super beautiful. Absolutely a good place to take pictures. Parking is not very convenient. There is a parking lot in every section of the mountain. It is not big. There is no place to go around and you can't wait. It takes about 10 minutes to walk directly to each parking lot.