Sights in Byron Bay
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Lighthouse
The 1901 lighthouse is Australia’s most easterly and powerful.
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Captain Cook Lookout
Start your 4km (2.5mi) walking track around Cape Byron from the Captain Cook Lookout on Lighthouse Rd. The rainforest stretch near the lookout provides a good chance of seeing wallabies, bush turkeys and feral goats.
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The Pass
For the famous breaks, walk from Main Beach past Clarks Beach to The Pass, which leads onto Watego's and Little Watego's Beaches. Dolphin sightings are common at these spots.
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Tallow Beach
South of Cape Byron are the hallowed sands of Tallow Beach, which stretch 7km down to a rockier section around Broken Head (named appropriately).
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Watego's & Little Watego's Beaches
East of Main Beach, The Pass leads onto Watego's & Little Watego's Beaches. Dolphin sightings are common at these spots.
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Main Beach
Main Beach, right in front of the thick of town, is the most popular spot for swimming and beautiful people watching.
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Clarks Beach
At the eastern end of Main Beach is Clarks Beach, good for small peeling waves when the swell's right.
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Seven Mile Beach
From Tallow Beach your next decent line of sand is Seven Mile Beach, running down to Lennox Head.
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Belongil Beach
To the west of Main Beach, clothing is optional at quieter Belongil Beach.
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