
easy
14 hours
Moderate fitness needed to enjoy multiple stops and manageable walking at attractions.
Discover the ultimate one-day East Coast road trip from Sydney to Byron Bay. Enjoy wildlife encounters, coastal views, local eats, and sunset at Cape Byron Lighthouse – Australia’s most easterly point.
All ages • 14 hours • Epic road trip ending with sunset at Australia’s most easterly point
Embark on the ultimate East Coast adventure, starting in Sydney and culminating in the stunning sunset at Cape Byron Lighthouse. Enjoy a delightful breakfast at a farmhouse, lunch at a beachside surf club, and dinner with breathtaking ocean views, all while exploring unique attractions like the Guulabaa Koala Conservation Park.
Embark on the ultimate East Coast adventure, starting in Sydney and culminating in the stunning sunset at Cape Byron Lighthouse. Enjoy a delightful breakfast at a farmhouse, lunch at a beachside surf club, and dinner with breathtaking ocean views, all while exploring unique attractions like the Guulabaa Koala Conservation Park.
Leaving Sydney by 6 AM ensures you avoid traffic and catch morning light at scenic stops like Guulabaa Koala Conservation Park.
Coastal temps can vary; bring breathable but warm layers for mornings and evening at Cape Byron Lighthouse.
Capture koalas and distant landscapes clearly, especially at the wildlife park and lookout points.
Reservations at The Artisan Farmer and Pacific Hotel can enhance your experience during busy seasons.
Cape Byron Lighthouse, built in 1901, guides ships safely along this historic shipping route and marks Australia’s easternmost point.
The tour emphasizes responsible wildlife viewing and supports local conservation efforts such as at Guulabaa Koala Conservation Park to protect native species.
Supportive shoes for light hiking and walking at lookouts and parks.
Protect your skin during extended outdoor stops under the Australian sun.
summer specific
Stay hydrated throughout the long day of exploring and travel.
Evenings near the coast can bring cooler winds, especially at Cape Byron Lighthouse.
fall specific