Byron to Ballina
By Jenny Brewer, published May 13, 2008
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Add idyllic weather conditions to your list of perfect reasons to travel here, with enjoyable sunshine most of the year round. There is the occasional storm which adds to the lushness of this coastal oasis, with plenty of trees, scrub and palms in every direction. This region is a magnet for locals for so many reasons, with international tourists travelling far and wide to experience this Australian oasis for themselves.
What isn't there to see in Byron Bay? A campervan brings you all the freedom you need to drive straight to the most popular lookouts and sip a cup of tea you have made in your own kitchen. Basing yourself here is easy. With close to ten caravan parks to choose from, you can change views every day if you want to. We recommend the Byron Bay Tourist Park, which is about three minutes from the centre of town. The beach is within walking distance, or there is a fantastic golf course right next to the park.
There are plenty of natural attractions, such as Cape Byron, featuring its famous lighthouse. With numerous, breathtaking walking trails and panoramic views with every step you take, you will need to allow at least a few hours to explore and make the most of your time here. Dolphins are a well loved aquatic treasure up and down the coast, frequenting the coastline of each township as they frolic with the surfers along the warm waters of the coast.
On the first Sunday of each month are the famous markets, so come prepared for a bargain. You will find every type of food, clothing, jewellery and colourful, wacky gift imaginable, and on every corner a massage table just waiting to relieve you of your travelling aches and pains.
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Takeaways
- On the first Sunday of each month are the famous markets, so come prepared for a bargain
- There are plenty of natural attractions, such as Cape Byron, featuring its famous lighthouse
- Ballina has plenty to see, including the famous Big Prawn, Naval Museum, Coast Guard Tower
Did You Know?
Wherever you head, the stretch from Byron to Ballina is breath-taking. Your campervan will give you the freedom to come and go as you choose
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