Byron Bay Photo Gallery

Learning to surf in warm and gentle waves, surf with the dolphins! Photos by Shane Goodwin.

From all reports, New Years Eve in Byron Bay went off with out any problems. Reports suggested about 20,000 people were in town for the big night. Darren McCoy was there with digital camera blazing, capturing the variety and spectacle of the night.

Photos of Eric Burdon & the New Animals playing at the 2003 East Coast Blues and Roots Festival. I saw the Sunday night performance at the 14th Annual International East Coast Blues & Roots Music Festival in Byron Bay.

Jason Rosen sent us these photos shortly after the 2005 Blues Festival, and we've finally put them up. Hope you enjoy them... thanks Jason. Jason lives in Melbourne but loves to travel whenever the opportunity arises.

We visited Australia in 1997 during an around the world trip, and spent six months in Auz. Byron Bay was only meant to be a weekend stop over between Coffs Harbour and Brisbane, but turned into a 3 month stay!!! which was one of the highlights of our trip. 

Some old digital photos (resolution is pretty poor) from the East Coast Blues Festival back in 2004 when it was held at Red Devil Park. Includes pictures of Dr John, James Brown, Solomon Burke, John Butler, Steve Earle & Femi Kuti.

From all reports, New Years Eve in Byron Bay went off with out any problems. Some reports suggested as many as 40,000 people were in town for the big night. Darren McCoy was there with digital camera blazing, capturing the variety and spectacle of the night.

Laurence McLeod took these shots of Byron Bay in 2000.

I saw Gordon Gano on the Saturday afternoon at the 14th Annual International East Coast Blues & Roots Music Festival in Byron Bay in 2003.

If you took some good photos of Gordon Gano, and are happy to have them displayed here, email them to us.

Last year I lost my camera battery early on the first day. This year I managed to get a photo of just about everything I saw. I did leave early Sunday night as my kids had school the next morning. If you took some good ones, and are happy to have them displayed here, please send them to us.

Meet some visitors, find out where they're from, how often they've visited and what they like best about Byron.

Josh is a local, who's lived in Byron Bay all his life.

Michael Finger of Forest Fotos, took these shots early 2002.

Paul Massie is a keen local wilderness photographer.

Sarah Kirkpatrick from Bristol spent March 98 in Byron, during her travels to Bali and Australia.