Pictures of Byron Bay & Surrounding Area.

BYRON BAY IMAGES

Cavvanbah, meaning "meeting place" is Byron Bay's original name, given by the local Arakwal Aboriginal people. Luitenant James Cook called the town Byron Bay after Naval officer John Byron, circumnavigator of the world and grandfather of the poet Lord Byron. Cavvanbah, Byron Bay is a relaxed town where the locals battle to keep it's unique feel, with an estimated 1.5million tourists arriving every year. With endless white beaches and reliable surf breaks, the hinterland, and surrounding towns, there is plenty to keep visitors occupied. Byron Bay is one of many beautiful beaches in Australia.

LOOKING TOWARDS THE WEST, THE PASS AND MOUNT WARNING...No.0133

WOLLONGBAR WRECK AT MAIN BEACH.Photo:BB Community Board. Dave Bryant...No.0125

I TOOK THIS PHOTO FROM A LIGHT PLANE...No.0124

THE BOWLING CLUB OPENED IN 1923. NOW HAS 4 CABINS FOR RENT ON ONE SIDE AND A HOUSE FOR RENT ON THE OTHER...No.0123

THIS FRIST RACE WAS IN 1988. A 2.2KM SWIM FROM WATEGO BEACH TO MAIN BEACH, HELD EACH YEAR, UNLESS WEATHER IS VERY BAD AND IN 2020...No.0122.

LOOKING DOWN JONSON STREET ON THE LEFT. THE BEACH HOTEL IS AT THE LEFT OF THE PHOTO...No.0121

THE FIRE BRIGADE WAS ORIGINALLY IN FLETCHER STREET, FACING WEST, OPPOSITE THE OLD COUNCIL CHAMBERS ON THE CNR OF LAWSON & FLETCHER STREETS. IN THOSE DAYS LAWSON STREET WAS A SANDY LANE ON THE EASTERN SIDE OF FLETCHER STREET...No.0120

FIRE STATION EQUIPMENT. THE FIRE STATION IS IN KINGSLEY STREET...No.0119

COUNTRYSIDE. BANGALOW IS TO THE LEFT OF THE PHOTOGRAPH...No.0117

THE PASS...No.0115

KEEPING EVERYONE SAFE...No..0106

THE PASS (PALM VALLEY)...No.0105

BELONGIL CREEK...No.0103

2015. MAIN BEACH . IN ONE SPEECH ON THIS DAY WE WERE TOLD THAT IN THEIR PASSED DOWN HISTORY THAT ABORIGINAL PEOPLE USED TO BE ABLE TO WALK OUT TO THE JULIAN ROCKS.

CYCLONE SURF AT CLARK'S BEACH...No.0087

HEADLAND. Photo: Gary Grieve...No.0085

SEAT OVERLOOKING THE OCEAN ON THE WALKING TRACK NEAR THE LIGHTHOUSE...No.0084

MEMORIAL GATES...No.0076

MAIN BEACH, LOOKING ACROSS TO THE LIGHTHOUSE...No.0049

HEADLAND...No.0034

THE PASS...No.0045

LITTLE BEACH...No.0098

TRIATHLON, HELD ONCE A YEAR...No,.0095

WELCOME SIGN...No.0021

LIGHTHOUSE...No.0092 FOR MORE LIGHTHOUSE PHOTOS LOOK ON THE LIGHTHOUSE PAGE.

SAND DRAWING...No.0001

BYRON BAY. NEAR WATEGO BEACH....No.0071

MAIN BEACH...No.0055

TOWN SUNSET...No.0082

EVEN THOUGH WE DIDN'T GET A CYCLONE THE SURF WAS BIG AT MAIN BEACH...No.0052

CLARKS BEACH. WHEN I WAS A CHILD I REMEMBER MRS CLARK LIVED IN A HOUSE BEHIND THE SAND HILL AND SOLD SOFT DRINK FROM HER HOME. WE WOULD KNOCK ON HER DOOR TO BUY SOME...No.0047

MAIN BEACH SIGN...No.0070

SUNSET...No.0043

TRIATHLON...No.0096

CUMBEBIN SWAMP. THIS IS SITUATED ON THE WESTERN SIDE OF TOWN, THERE IS A BOARDWALK INTO ONE SECTION OF THE SWAMP, ACCESS IS IN WORDSWORTH STREET...No.0101

LOOKING FROM THE PASS TO WATEGOS...No.0078

LOOKING WEST TO THE MOUNTAINS...No.0014

SURFING THE WRECK...No.0080

MAIN BEACH...No.0089

CLARKS BEACH...No.0016

POLICE STATION...No.0093

THE PASS TRACK...No.0040

BYRON BAY, THE MOST EASTERLY POINT OF AUSTRALIA...No.0066

THE PASS ROCKS...No.0031

JULIAN ROCKS...No.0012

HANG GLIDING...No.0079

BETWEEN THE PASS AND WATEGO BEACH...No.0075

STAIRS TO BEACH... No.0067

THE PASS...No.0024

DRUMMING AT THE BEACH Gabriel Otu....No.60

ABORIGINAL DANCERS...No.0037

BYRON BAY COASTLINE..... No.0009

TALLOW BEACH (originally Six Mile Beach) A ship sank and the Tallow (animal fat) stored in kegs, washed ashore from the ship. Gold miners working at the beach removed the kegs...No.0077