Northern Rivers, New South Wales
The Northern Rivers region covers approximately 25,000 square kilometres of the far northeast corner of New South Wales. The coastal areas of the region depend economically on the large influx of visitors during holiday seasons. The inland area is predominantly agricultural. There are approximately 425 towns in the region, but relatively few towns with a population of more than 5000 people. Some of the towns located in the region include Lismore, Grafton, Byron Bay, Lennox Head, Ballina, Casino and Tweed Heads.
The area has a sub-tropical climate with an outdoor lifestyle and natural attractions. There are pristine surf beaches, unspoilt rainforests, rugged headlands and sheltered bays. Six of Australia's precious World Heritage Listed areas can be found here, as well as dozens of smaller parks, nature reserves and state forests. The region's cultural mix has produced a vibrant and exuberant regional idenity, with thriving visual and performing arts communities and numerous fetes, markets and festivals.
Lennox Head Accommodation
Byron Bay Accommodation
Yamba Accommodation