You'll find many easy walks along the amazing coastline around Byron Bay. For something more challenging, head west into the Byron Hinterland and its rich range of national parks waiting to be explored.

Yes, Byron Bay is an exceptionally walkable town, and exploring it on foot is arguably the best way to soak in its relaxed, coastal atmosphere. The main town center is relatively compact, allowing you to easily wander between eclectic boutiques, surf shops, and a diverse range of cafes and restaurants. For those seeking a scenic challenge, the Cape Byron Lighthouse Walk is a world-class 3.7-kilometer loop that takes you from the bustling Main Beach up through lush rainforest and along dramatic clifftops. This well-maintained track leads you to the iconic white lighthouse at the easternmost point of the Australian mainland, offering breathtaking 360-degree views where you can frequently spot dolphins, turtles, and, during the winter months, migrating humpback whales. While the town itself is flat and easy to navigate, the lighthouse trail involves a fair amount of steps and steep sections, so comfortable walking shoes are recommended.