Map of Cape Byron Lighthouse | Byron Bay Visitor Guide

Map of Cape Byron Lighthouse – Byron Bay Visitor Guide

This map of Cape Byron Lighthouse provides an overview of one of Australia's most famous lighthouses, including its location, nearby walking tracks, lookouts, coastal attractions and visitor information.

Located on the easternmost point of mainland Australia, Cape Byron Lighthouse is one of Byron Bay's most recognisable landmarks. The site attracts visitors seeking ocean views, coastal walks, whale watching opportunities and access to some of New South Wales' most spectacular scenery.

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Cape Byron Lighthouse is located at Cape Byron in Byron Bay, New South Wales. Nearby attractions include Wategos Beach, Main Beach, The Pass and Cape Byron walking tracks.

Interactive Cape Byron Lighthouse Map (Reference View) Use this map to explore Cape Byron Lighthouse, Byron Bay beaches and nearby coastal attractions.

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Where Is Cape Byron Lighthouse Located?

Cape Byron Lighthouse is located on the headland at Cape Byron, east of Byron Bay in northern New South Wales. The lighthouse overlooks the Pacific Ocean and provides panoramic views of the coastline and surrounding beaches.

  • North: Pacific Ocean coastline
  • South: Byron Bay township
  • East: Australia's easternmost mainland point
  • West: Byron Bay beaches and hinterland

Why Is Cape Byron Lighthouse Famous?

Cape Byron Lighthouse is famous for its location at the easternmost point of mainland Australia and its spectacular coastal scenery. It is one of the most visited landmarks in New South Wales and a highlight of many Byron Bay itineraries.

  • Australia's easternmost mainland point
  • Iconic Byron Bay landmark
  • Popular whale watching location
  • Spectacular coastal views
  • Historic lighthouse site

Main Attractions Near Cape Byron Lighthouse

  • Cape Byron Lighthouse — historic lighthouse and lookout
  • Wategos Beach — popular swimming beach
  • Main Beach — central Byron Bay beach
  • The Pass — famous surf break
  • Cape Byron Walking Track — scenic coastal walk
  • Byron Bay — tourism and dining destination
  • Clarkes Beach — coastal recreation area
  • Byron Bay Lookouts — ocean viewing locations

Cape Byron Lighthouse Walking Tracks

The lighthouse is connected to a network of coastal walking tracks that showcase cliffs, beaches, rainforest sections and ocean views.

  • Cape Byron Walking Track
  • Headland Lookouts
  • Beach Access Paths
  • Whale Watching Areas
  • Photography Locations

Cape Byron Lighthouse Map Overview

A map of Cape Byron Lighthouse is useful for understanding the relationship between the lighthouse, beaches, walking tracks and Byron Bay attractions.

  • Cape Byron Headland
  • Byron Bay Beaches
  • Walking Trail Network
  • Visitor Facilities
  • Coastal Viewing Areas

Why People Search for a Map of Cape Byron Lighthouse

  • To locate the lighthouse
  • To plan coastal walks
  • To find lookouts and viewpoints
  • To visit Byron Bay attractions
  • To find whale watching locations

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Cape Byron Lighthouse FAQs

  • Where is Cape Byron Lighthouse located?
    Cape Byron Lighthouse is located at Cape Byron in Byron Bay, New South Wales.
  • Why is Cape Byron Lighthouse famous?
    It sits at the easternmost point of mainland Australia and offers spectacular coastal views.
  • What is near Cape Byron Lighthouse?
    Nearby attractions include Wategos Beach, The Pass, Main Beach and Byron Bay.
  • Can you walk to Cape Byron Lighthouse?
    Yes. Several walking tracks connect the lighthouse with Byron Bay and surrounding beaches.

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Disclaimer: This page is provided for general informational purposes only. Maps are reference views and may not be complete, current or suitable for navigation, emergency use or official purposes. Track conditions, weather, access arrangements and visitor facilities may change over time. Always verify current information before travelling.