Surf Byron Bay
A bohemian surf sanctuary with perfect points and peaceful vibes.
The Pass
Longboarding Heaven
Boho Surf Culture
Point Breaks
15+
Surf Spots
280+
Sunny Days/Year
Year-Round
Peak Season
2–6ft
Wave Height
Why Byron Bay?
A dreamy surf town with mellow waves, crystal waters, and a global surf traveler’s spirit.
- The Pass — a world-famous point break perfect for long rides and logging
- Wategos and Main Beach for beginner-friendly vibes
- Lush rainforests meet white sand beaches and epic views
- A surf scene that blends spirituality, community, and art
Travel Information
Getting There
- • Fly into Ballina Byron Gateway Airport (BNK) or Gold Coast Airport (OOL)
- • Drive into Byron Bay via Pacific Motorway
- • Once in town, walk or bike to most surf spots
Best Time to Visit
- • Autumn (March–May) for clean, long-period swells
- • Winter for consistent surf and fewer crowds
- • Summer for mellow surf and vibrant beach culture
Local Tips
- • The Pass can get crowded — paddle with aloha and take turns
- • Perfect for longboards, mid-lengths, and soft tops
- • Explore nearby Lennox Head or Broken Head for fewer crowds