What to wear and where to eat in Byron Bay

What to wear:

I love the style in Byron Bay. While the people in Byron are a mixed bunch, the coastal free flowing style remains largely widespread. Byron style = light fabrics, linen, whites, denim, sandals, and coloured tassels - everything that screams SUMMER!

I found so many beautiful items on Zaful that emulate Byron's summer style - simple colourful prints, mini skirts and flowy fabrics.

Here are my favourite picks:

In order of appearance

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Halter Open Back Ruffle Checked Romper // Self Tie Striped Cami Shift Dress

Off Shoulder Striped Drop Waist Dress // Cami Plaid Ruffle Dress

Striped Contrasting Piped One Piece Swimsuit // Cold Shoulder Ruffle Plaid Dress

Tricolor Padded Knit One Piece Swimsuit // Striped Shaping Padded One Piece Swimsuit

Places to eat:

Beach Hotel

The Beach Hotel overlooks the main beach of Byron Bay and really lives up to its name. There is a large outdoor area ready for you to soak up the sun or enjoy the fresh ocean air in the evening.

The night we arrived in Byron, we decided to go to this classic Byron institution and coincidentally the Sneaky Sound System were having a concert that night. So we paid $20 entry, ordered the cocktails on tap and danced the night away.

Balcony Bar

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If you're looking for contemporary coastal décor inspiration, then you need to go to Balcony Bar. The Balcony Bar is an oasis of blue and green and just everything nautical.

The best part would have to be their cocktails and oysters! A full page of yummy refreshing and cheap cocktails (hallelujah!!) and also fresh yummy oysters. We went there during oyster happy hour and got a dozen oysters for $1 each, wowzers! 

Combi

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Combi is a mix of Byron's beach life and Melburnian hipster café culture. Unsurprisingly there is a Combi in Melbourne. Think refreshing summer menu featuring vegan brunch, matcha everything and the obligatory options of almond milk and soy milk, all a five minute walk from the beach.

Three Blue Ducks

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Three Blue Ducks is the delicious restaurant at The Farm Byron Bay. I had a delicious filtered coffee and all four of us ordered the tasty pork burger.

 The Farm is a must visit in Byron Bay. You can get a wonderful meal followed by some gelato from the ice cream cart, then wander around the farm and greet the animals. Oh and before you farewell The Farm you can pick up some pastries, local produce and flowers. It's got everything!

What are your favourite food spots and outfits when you're staying at a coastal town? 

Thanks for reading!

Nat xx

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