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Byron Bay vacation rentals

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Top-rated vacation rentals in Byron Bay

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Guesthouse in Byron Bay
Sunrise Loft
Kick back and relax in this calm, brand new stylish space. This modern Loft is hidden in sunrise beach close to everything you need. Positioned at the rear of the owner’s property with private entrance, outdoor veranda and garden to chill with full privacy. Located next to the Arts and Industrial Estate, home to some of Byron’s best restaurants, café’s & retail shops. We have an IGA supermarket around the corner or stroll down to the beach shared with Elements of Byron 5 star resort.
G$20,465 GYD per night
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Guest suite in Byron Bay
Dove Studio with Garden Patio
Embrace the soothing atmosphere of this cosy retreat. Just a short walk to Byron’s town centre and quiet Tallow Beach, Dove Studio is a warm, comfy guest suite. It features recycled timber finishes, high-beamed ceilings, open-plan layout and peaceful outdoor dining area. The large studio room is equipped with a comfy king bed, fold-out sofa bed, smart TV and kitchenette. Decorated in true Byron Bay style, you will instantly relax in its coastal furnishings and beachside holiday vibe.
G$16,037 GYD per night
PLUS
Guest suite in Byron Bay
Secluded Garden Studio - Melaleuca Byron Bay
*Special rate, building on the land next door* This secluded garden studio is the perfect place to chill and enjoy your time in Byron. Enjoy uninterrupted garden and bushland views from your large timber deck. The studio has a kitchen or if you prefer cook outside in the garden in your own outdoor bbq area. Your private and beautiful outdoor bathroom has a full sized tub and rainwater shower head. I know you will love it here, and I look forward to your visit.
G$26,471 GYD per night
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Stay near Byron Bay's top sights

Photo of Cape Byron Lighthouse
Cape Byron Lighthouse402 locals recommend
Photo of Cape Byron State Conservation Area
Cape Byron State Conservation Area3 locals recommend
Photo of Belongil Beach
Belongil Beach73 locals recommend
Photo of Byron Bay
Byron Bay530 locals recommend
Photo of The Northern
The Northern32 locals recommend
Photo of The Pass
The Pass132 locals recommend

Byron Bay house rentals

Private room in Byron Bay
Gorgeous Garden Room
G$13,245 GYD per night
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Private room in Byron Bay
Hidden Garden
G$11,910 GYD per night
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Private room in Byron Bay
The Barefoot Loft
G$18,483 GYD per night
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Private room in Byron Bay
Byron Beach Getaway - Room 1
G$12,579 GYD per night
Private room in Byron Bay
ByronBay central private ensuite
G$10,212 GYD per night
Home in Ewingsdale
Romantic Hideaway in Tropical Paradise (4.5 acres)
G$41,805 GYD per night
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Private room in Byron Bay
Room w/own entrance kitchenette & bthrm
G$15,207 GYD per night
Private room in Byron Bay
Byron Central private ensuite
G$10,414 GYD per night
Home in Byron Bay
The Mayflower - Byron Bay
G$33,690 GYD per night
Home in Byron Shire
Byron's Bamboo Studio
G$16,926 GYD per night
Private room in Suffolk Park
Tallows Room, 1 min to the beach
G$15,671 GYD per night
Private room in Byron Bay
Light private room with own entrance and bathroom.
G$13,448 GYD per night

Your guide to Byron Bay

All About Byron Bay

Located in the northern reaches of New South Wales along Australia’s easternmost shores, Byron Bay is known for its sparkling blue waters, golden sand, and monster surf breaks. This coastal community has long been a destination for wave riders and, in the 1960s, people looking to explore alternative ways of living. Today, the area is more developed and attracts everyone from celebrities to families with its laid-back vibe and world-famous beaches. It’s also a popular weekend getaway for Brisbanites, who make the two-hour drive south. Explore miles of shoreline with dolphins frolicking off the coast or hike inland in the Whian Whian State Conservation Area with its tranquil waterfalls, towering cliffs, and dense forests. Back in town, the palm-lined streets host a weekly farmers market with local produce, regional coffee, and ready-to-eat meals.


When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Byron Bay?

Keep in mind that seasonal weather patterns in the Southern Hemisphere are opposite those in North America. The warm summer months range from December through February, while the winters begin in June and run to August. However, subtropical weather patterns and seasonal variations in Byron Bay are incredibly mild, with warm, pleasant conditions for most of the year. Even at the height of winter, temperatures remain warm during the day — though they sometimes get brisk at night, so you’ll want to pack a few layers if visiting during this time. Rain is also a constant in the area — don't forget a light, waterproof shell — with the driest months coming in the winter and a moderate increase in precipitation during the summer. With the town attracting such a wide array of travelers and their varied interests, there are a plethora of festivals throughout the year, ranging from a music festival in April to the Latin Fiesta and surf festivals in February.


What are the top things to do in Byron Bay?

Tyagarah Nature Reserve

Rare and endangered ecologies ranging from inland rainforest floodplains to coastal saltmarshes and several miles of vast, golden beaches run through the Tyagarah Reserve. Located just a few minutes north of Byron Bay, this easily accessible park has several options for swimming, water sports, and hiking. Keep your eyes peeled for eagles, ospreys, and wallabies in the dense tropical forests.

Cape Byron Lighthouse

Sitting on the easternmost prominence of the Australian continent, Byron Bay Lighthouse is more than 100 years old, and classified as a maritime heritage site. Take a ranger-guided walk of the grounds, check out the on-site museum, and climb the tower for some of eastern Australia's most spectacular ocean vistas.

Belongil Beach

One of the lesser-known strips of sand near Byron Bay, this 1.5-mile long beach has plenty of room for spreading out and taking in the sun. Its long easy breaks make this a popular attraction for surfers who want to get away from the busier beaches. Locals refer to the area as the Wreck, named for the half-submerged ship sunk off the coast that’s visible from shore. The wreck site is also a popular diving and snorkeling spot.

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