Luxury Byron Bay Accommodation

Where: Nightcap National Park (8kms from The Channon)   How to get there: Over an hour’s drive from Byron   What to expect: Protesters Falls in the spectacular Nightcap National… Park (on the western side), it’s also a site rich in history. The walk to the falls itself is only 1.4km return, mostly on a timber boardwalk.

Sattva Yoga are the only yoga and massage studio in Byron Bay located in front of main beach overlooking the ocean. We offer hatha, hatha vinyasa, slow gentle yoga styles and also private yoga lessons.… Our yoga is perfect for beginners and for those looking to expand and improve the practice.   Our massage sessions, surrounded by the sound of the ocean, include deep tissue massage, relaxation massage, remedial massage and therapeutic massage and private mobile massage. Whether you are on holidays in Byron Bay, looking for a yoga lesson or a massage therapists in Main Beach, you will find yourself renewed and recharged.

Beautiful Clarkes Beach is home to Byron Bay’s most famous surfing location ‘The Pass’. Arguably one of Australia’s best east coast point breaks, it has been attracting surfers to the areas since… the 1970’s. Hit the water with your board, swim, bodysurf or watch all the action from ‘The Pass’ lookout.  

Tallow Beach stretches all the way from underneath the Cape Byron Lighthouse to Suffolk Park. Being such a large stretch of beach, the locals have a few different names for the areas along Tallow Beach… including – ‘Cosy Corner’ which is the left hand, point break nestled right underneath The Lighthouse, ‘Dolphins’ which is the section of beach stretching from Beachcomber Drive to Suffolk Park and ‘Suffolk’ which is the dog friendly part of Tallow Beach. ‘Cosy Corner’ – A well know short boarders, left hand point break. A popular beach with Byron Bay locals and a great place to spend the day when there is a northerly wind. ‘Dolphins’ – A quiet and secluded area of Tallow Beach, where you can escape the crowds. ‘Suffolk’ (dog friendly) – Majority of the Suffolk Park end of Tallow Beach is dog friendly (look out for the signs). A great place to escape the Byron Bay crowds and spend the day on the beach with the whole family.