Clarkes Beach — Attraction in Byron Bay

Clark’s Beach in Byron Bay is a beautiful spot that offers a perfect blend of tranquility and natural beauty. Located just a short walk from the town center, this beach is less crowded than the main beach, making it ideal for those looking for a quieter experience. The gentle waves make it a great spot for swimming, particularly for families with children or anyone looking for a more relaxed beach day. It's also a favorite for beginner surfers due to its more manageable breaks.

The views at Clark’s Beach are stunning, with the famous Cape Byron Lighthouse visible in the distance. You can also enjoy a pleasant stroll along the coastline, with the beach connecting to other popular spots like The Pass and Wategos Beach.

Another highlight of Clark’s Beach is its proximity to the surrounding nature. You might spot dolphins in the water or even catch a glimpse of migrating whales during the season. There are also plenty of shady areas for picnics, making it an ideal location for a leisurely afternoon.

Overall, Clark’s Beach is a gem in Byron Bay, offering a serene escape while still being close to all the action the town...

Clarkes Beach, Byron Bay The beach in the front of Byron town is Main Beach, east of that is Byron Beach (Beach Byron Bay is a must visit for fine-dining, I’ll write a separate post), then further east is Clarkes Beach. We spent time at each location, then walked along the beautiful coastline.

To get to Clarkes beach, park in The Pass Parking (it’s metered), then walk down to the beach, it is beautiful. If you stay long enough you will see it at high tide and when the tide goes out, it’s a totally different landscape with even more to explore. In the parking area is The Pass...

If you aren't a fan of waves this is the beach for you. When the tide starts falling a large pool is left behind. You can laze about in the water here for hours. The water is the perfect temperature. Great for families with small children and babies or for adults, like me, that don't like the surf and waves. It's super floaty too. There's not a lot of shade so don't forget to lather in sunscreen. 99% of parking in Byron is metered ($4 an hour) but if you don't mind a 5-10 minute walk you can find...