Northern Rivers NSW - Come Stay!

The Hostie Blog
Oct 10, 2018
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Updated: Feb 13, 2019

White's Beach, Byron Bay, Holiday Accomodation, Hostie, locations, short term property — White's Beach, BYRON BAY

Escape to the Northern Rivers of NSW and discover stunning natural attractions, stunning white sandy beaches, quality restaurants and vibrant markets on the North Coast. Here are some of our top picks of what to see & do...

WHITE SANDY BEACHES, TRAILS & GALLERIES

Relax on white sands and savour delicious food at restaurants and markets around Byron Bay. Explore world heritage rainforests, hiking trails & art galleries within the region. Skipper a houseboat or dip a paddle on the stunning Tweed River.

WATERFALLS & RAINFOREST WALKS

With a lush hinterland and spectacular coast, the Byron Bay region is famous for world class beaches and natural beauty. Surf, dive and snorkel near playful dolphins. Hire a bike and ride the scenic coastal track in on the Tweed Coast. You'll be be captivated by the magnificent Minyon Falls and beautiful rainforests.

THE PADDOCK TO PLATE EXPERIENCE

Taste delicious local produce in quality restaurants and cafes, such as The Farm, a wonderful paddock to plate experience. Kids will also love exploring Tropical Fruit World, in the Tweed Valley, where they can taste chocolate pudding fruit and a chewing gum tree.

MULLUMBIMBY & THE HINTERLAND

A short scenic journey into Byron Bay's Hinterland lies a tranquil and magical sanctuary. Behind the coastal strip is a fascinating mix of cultural and geographically attractions. Visit Crystal Castle Shambhala Gardens, experience the community spirit of Mullum at the Mullumbimby Community Market or visit beautiful Protestors Falls.

Cruise or kayak among the beautiful estuaries, gorgeous beaches and world heritage wilderness of the Tweed Valley. Stop at coastal Kingscliff or relax on Cabarita Beach, renowned for its surf events and beachside hotel. Visit Mount Warning in idyllic Wollumbin National Park, where the remnants of an ancient volcano rise dramatically from the forest.