Belongil Beach
A long beach northwest of the town center, quieter than the main beach. The mouth of Belongil Creek and the beach bar are favorites among locals.
Belongil Beach stretches northwest from the main beach. Its northern section has the mouth of Belongil Creek and a sandbar; at low tide you can wade and walk, making it a good place for dog walking, jogging and watching sunsets. Beside the beach is the well-known Treehouse on Belongil bar-restaurant and holiday houses. It is about a 15–20 minute walk from the town center. Some sections are naturist (nude) beaches, so families should pay attention to the signs. There is no fixed lifeguard service on this stretch.
Opening hours
Open all day
Nearby sights
- Main Beach, Byron Bay
- Byron Bay Town Centre
- Clarkes Beach
- The Pass
- Julian Rocks (Nguthungulli)
- Cape Byron Walking Track
- Wategos Beach
- Cape Byron Lighthouse