Coworking & Coliving in Byron Bay, Australia
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Coworking in Byron Bay
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Reviews from other Digital Nomads and Remote Workers
5 / 5
(4 reviews)Guilherme
Great place !!!
Jonatan
The surf was amazing !!!
Jimmy
Great spot
Aaron
Working Remotely in Byron Bay
Nestled on the easternmost tip of Australia, its natural rural beauty and laid-back atmosphere create the perfect setting for the definition of work-life balance. The lush inland which connects with pristine beaches and a vibrant bohemian culture makes this a beautiful place to visit or base yourself and work remotely.
However be aware, most people who visit, tend to keep on extending their stay in this warm-weather year-round paradise.
Once it's time to unwind Byron Bay is also a mecca for spiritual and healing arts. With plenty of yoga, meditation, and holistic practices to explore.
If you’re a foodie then that's definitely another reason to work remotely from Byron Bay. Farm-to-table dining is a way of life here, with plenty of free-range meat, organic veggies, and fresh seafood.
Surfing in Byron Bay
When talking surfing, Byron Bay is probably one of the most iconic surf destinations around the world. Thanks to being mainland Australia’s most eastern tip it picks up a lot of swell.
Within a short walk from the town you have several spots to choose from, add 20 min in the car and you have a break buffet together with less crowds. Needless to say, getting a rental car is a great idea.
Just in front of the town you have the main beach which can offer plenty of nice peaks for all level surfers when the sand bank lines up.
A bit further down the main beach reaches The Pass. An incredible right-hander, which during the right conditions is one of the best breaks in Australia. Hence this break can also get extremely crowded.
Another spot close to town is the popular The Wreck, a shipwreck that has created some nice sandbanks spitting out hollow rights and a bit slower lefts once it's on.
Gettting There
There are regular flights from Sydney and Melbourne going to the Byron airport and several companies offering transfers. Additionally the Cold Coast airport is 1 hour away and the Brisbane airport is 3 hours away.
If you instead prefer taking the bus there are also several services travelling between Sidney and Brisbane via Byron Bay.