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Beach does triple duty as post-surf coffee stop, fish-and-chips or egg-and-bacon-roll kiosk, and Byron's best dining-with-a-view option overlooking Clarkes Beach. Lunch and dinner menus in the airy dining room are broadly Italian, with a fresh coastal Australian feel. Or drop by for aperitivo time (3pm to 6pm) on the deck for a drink with the snack menu to admire the view.

Dinner reservations are essential.


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1. Clarkes Beach

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2. Captain Cook Lookout

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3. Cape Byron State Conservation Park

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4. Main Beach

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5. Tallow Beach

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6. Watego's Beach

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8. Little Watego's Beach

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