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Byron Bay: One of Australia's
greatest beach communities.
This is information has been supplied courtesy of byron-bay.com
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Over the years, with surfers in the 60's, hippies in the
70's, backpackers in the 80's, and everybody since, Byron Bay has
gained a reputation of having a relaxed and often alternative atmosphere.
Its atmosphere coupled with its many beaches, Julian Rocks marine
reserve, Cape Byron lighthouse, unspoiled hinterland, and nearby
world heritage listed national parks has helped cement Byron Bay
as a world renowned place to visit.
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The magical mix of residents, with their strong
and varied points of view, has helped shape the Byron Bay
we all love today. You won't find any high rise buildings
or fast food giants, instead you are free to choose between
a wide variety of places to stay, and get to enjoy an interesting
mix of restaurants and cafes - many boasting award winning
chefs.
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Byron Bay is located on the North
coast of NSW with Cape Byron being Australia's most easterly
point. Summer temperatures average between 21°C and 28°C
and winter temperatures average between 15°C and 21°C,
giving Byron Bay an
excellent
year round climate. The many beaches around Byron Bay offer
clean warm water, 26°C in summer and 21°C in winter,
with the chance to see dolphins regularly and whales May through
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Other highlights include; Shopping the unique galleries and boutiques,
the Byron Bay Community
Markets held on the first Sunday of the month, The East Coast
Blues and Roots music festival held over the Easter long weekend,
an active nightlife, plus an annual food festival, writers festival,
film festival, and more...
So whether you're visiting from around the corner or around the
world you should find plenty on offer in Byron Bay.
Don't forget to visit byron-bay.com,
a comprehensive site about Byron Bay.
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