Tyagarah Beach

Tyagarah, Byron Bay, New South Wales

About This Beach

Tyagarah Beach is a beautiful free beach located just north of Byron Bay in the Tyagarah Nature Reserve. This expansive stretch of sand offers a tranquil alternative to the busier beaches of Byron Bay proper. The designated clothing-optional area provides a relaxed environment surrounded by coastal vegetation and tea tree forests. Popular with locals and visitors alike, Tyagarah Beach embodies the free-spirited ethos that Byron Bay is famous for.

Features

secludedfamily friendlylgbtq friendlyswimmingsurfingscenic viewsbushlandlong beach

Facilities

toiletsparking

Important Warnings

  • •Strong currents possible
  • •No lifeguards
  • •Check for bluebottles in season

How to Get There

Parking

Free car park at beach access via Grays Lane.

Public Transport

Bus from Byron Bay to Pacific Highway, then 1km walk. Best to drive or cycle.

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Best Time to Visit

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Nearby Attractions

  • Byron Bay Lighthouse
  • Brunswick Heads
  • Cape Byron Walking Track
  • Arakwal National Park

Quick Information

Official Status
Officially Designated
Accessibility
Easy - Suitable for all fitness levels
Safety
Unpatrolled - Exercise Caution
Crowd Level
quiet
Coordinates
-28.6000, 153.5667
Postcode
2481
Last Updated
2026-01-01
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