Do I need to rent a car in Byron Bay?

No car? No worries! A natural wonderland in itself, there are plenty of things to do in Byron Bay if you don't have a car. From picnics and sunset-chasing, to bike rides, market-hopping and everything in between, the township of Byron boasts enough to keep you busy without needing to hire a car.



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Byron Bay is a small town and everything is easily accessible, you really don't need a car to get around. Airport Car Hire is expensive. Finding a car space in Byron Bay can be challenging and expensive. Save by hiring a car in Byron Bay if you'd like to do some local touring.

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Getting around Byron Bay The public bus network and numerous bicycle paths make it easy to get around Byron Bay. Taxis, hire cars and bus tours are also available.

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Byron Bay's soaring popularity as a playground for the rich, famous and sea-changers has pushed its house prices to record levels - and into the $3 million club.

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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.

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Reserve a ride with Uber in advance in Byron Bay Complete your plans today by reserving a ride with Uber in Byron Bay.

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Although you can't request Byron Bay taxis with the Uber app, you can request an UberX trip, a different option for an affordable ride near you. Enjoy unique features like on-demand requests 24/7 for last-minute trips, reserve your rides up to 90 days ahead and see upfront prices when you use the Uber app.

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Byron Bay's balanced climate make it the perfect place to enjoy outdoor activities all year round. The temperatures are generally warmer than the other popular Australian tourist destinations of Sydney and Melbourne. But not as hot or humid as the more northern and central regions of Queensland and Alice Springs.

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Autumn is one of the best times to visit Byron Bay because the warm temperatures of summer seem to stick around well into April, staying at an average high of around 20°C. Pair this with warm ocean temperatures and you've got yourself the perfect beach holiday - minus the large crowds that summer brings.

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Shifting between different places and friends, spending nights in between in vehicles – these are all-too-common stories.” They are being driven out of homes and out of the shire as the seaside town has become overcrowded and overpriced.

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You can't go wrong swimming along the beachfront anywhere from Main Beach (in front of the Byron Bay Surf Club) heading right to Clarkes Beach, and all the way along the beachfront up to the Pass.

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