Cavvanbah Beach House
Houses in Byron

At Cavvanbah Beach House we present our guests an authentic Byron Bay accommodation experience. Mere meres from Byron Bay's spectacular surf beach and impartial a few minutes walk from the town center, Cavvanbah Beach House is set among st lush subtropical gardens on a quiet, distant street the perfect location for you to relax, unwind and appreciate a clam beach side getaway. Enjoy your breakfast in your room or on your own private deck when you're ready! Whether it's burritos by the beach, terrific Thai, tasty tapas, or incredible wood fired pizza, Byron Bay offers an array of delicious food to suit every taste and budget. Byron Bay’s beaches are world class and give spectacular consistent surf conditions all year round. The Byron Bay region is full of passionate farmers and producers who make and grow a different range of world class products and ingredients from macadamia nuts, fruit and vegetables to artisan dairy and top quality meats. Here are honest a few of our favorite Byron Bay restaurants and cabs within the Northern Rivers area. It's quite new and they're making some huge pizzas using lots of local produce. Top Shop have pastries to die for, freshly baked each day in their kitchen. Elmo is one of our favorite restaurants in Byron Bay and is our number one finest for a really nice night out. Bookings are recommended at The Italian. While a number of these beaches are a continuation of the one stretch of sand, each offers something diverse and has its own unique conditions. Belongil Beach is not patrolled, so it's superior qualified to those with some experience. Continue east along Belongil Beach towards town and you'll come to The Wreck. The Wreck, as it's known locally, is a popular surf spot at the northwest corner of the main beach car park. Superior qualified to those who enjoy being where the action is, sun baking, playing beach games and messing about in the water, the west final of Main Beach is usually avoided by surfers due to the important number of people in the water. Clarke is a pretty stretch of sand that looks out to the protruding rocks of The Pass and to the famous dive site and marine park of Julian Rocks. When the waves are small, Clarke is quite a safe and sheltered beach. Clarke can be a appropriate spot to check out when conditions at other beaches are impoverished or have onshore winds. Former Clarke Beach the coastline curves north towards the cape. When the wind is blowing east to northeast and other beaches are not an option, The Pass can often quiet be very surf qualified as it's largely sheltered by the cape. Wategos is maximum popular with long boarders as the waves here are usually stuffed and spilling. On a good day, Wategos can bear long, merriment rides and the waves are generally bigger than the internal waves of The Pass. On the east facing side of Cape Byron around the headland, you'll find the 7km stretch of Tallow Beach.