Cape Byron State Conservation Area

Cape Byron State Conservation Area is located on the easternmost point of the Australian mainland, near the town of Byron Bay in New South Wales, Australia.

The area is home to the elegant Cape Byron Lighthouse, which has been standing for over a century. Visitors can explore the keeper's cottages or stay in one of the eco-tourism beach cottages.

One of the main attractions at Cape Byron is whale watching. The Cape Byron Walking Track offers stunning views of the coastline and ocean, providing an unforgettable experience. The area also boasts a variety of beaches, including The Pass, Wategos, and Tallows, where visitors can relax and enjoy the scenery. The Cape Café offers panoramic views and a chance to enjoy a meal while overlooking the hinterland and Byron Bay.

For those seeking adventure, Cape Byron offers activities such as surfing, snorkelling, diving, hang gliding, and kayaking. Visitors can explore on their own or join licensed tour operators. Visitors can reach Cape Byron by road, with several car parks available, or by foot. Those traveling on foot or cycling can take the Cape Byron Walking Track from the town centre or to Wategos Beach.