Byron Bay Photo Gallery

Here is a selection of photos taken by Peter Finger when he started visiting Byron Bay back in the early 70's. They are not brilliant, photographically, but may be of interest in the historic sense. The quality is a bit ordinary, as these are scans of Polaroid transfers from the original slides.

Dylan O'Donell shares some of his Byron Bay nature and landscape photographs. You can see more of Dylan's work at deography.com. If you would like to share some of your Byron related pics, please email them to us.

Get a birds eye view of the skys above Byron courtesy of Skydive Byron Bay. Get an idea of what it's like up there.

I saw the Sunday night performance of The Violent Femmes at the 14th (2003) Annual International East Coast Blues & Roots Music Festival in Byron Bay.

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

Our visitors have been asking for images of the streets of Byron... We've taken quite a few and here they are. All of these pics were taken circa 2003. A fair bit has changed since then.

David Kemp has lived in Byron and been taking photographs for years. Here is a selection of some his interesting shots.

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.

I saw Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals on the Monday night at the 14th Annual International East Coast Blues & Roots Music Festival in Byron Bay in 2003.

I saw Kasey Chambers on Friday afternoon at the 14th annual International East Coast Blues & Roots Music Festival in Byron Bay. As Kasey is one of my daughter's favorites, I was holding her up & she took these photos.

Laurence McLeod took these shots of Byron Bay in 2000.

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.

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.

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. 

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