Is there sharks in Byron Bay?

The area between Byron Bay and Evans Head, particularly Ballina and Lennox Head, is known for hosting lots of big sharks. New SMART drumlines off the popular surf spots in the northern New South Wales coast have seen hundreds of sharks tagged and released. ‘SMART’ is an acronym for Shark-Management-Alert-in-Real-Time.

What type of people live in Byron Bay?

In the 2016 Census, there were 5,521 people in Byron Bay (State Suburbs). Of these 48.6% were male and 51.4% were female. Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people made up 1.6% of the population.

Is it worth going to Byron Bay?

While Byron Bay may be the most famous town in northern New South Wales, it’s not the only one worth visiting. The food in particular is worth the trip in itself and I highly recommend hunting down the Byron Bay Organic Doughnut truck as soon as you arrive as they sell out fast and are too good to be missed.

What is so special about Byron Bay?

Byron Bay is a coastal town located on the far-north coast of NSW, Australia. Home to Australia’s most easterly point and the iconic Cape Byron lighthouse, the region is known for its spectacular beaches, unique shopping and dining experiences, world-class festivals, and vibrant community spirit.

Who is the ocean photographer in Byron Bay?

ARTIST Craig Parry is a multi award winning ocean photographer and nature photographer of international acclaim, based in Byron Bay, Australia.

Where does Craig Parry live in Byron Bay?

Craig Parry is a multi award winning ocean photographer and nature photographer of international acclaim, based in Byron Bay, Australia. Growing up in Byron Bay along the coastline of Northern NSW, Australia, it was his parent’s gift of a disposable water proof camera at five years old that set him on the path to his passion.

Where did Craig O’Brien grow up in Byron Bay?

Growing up in Byron Bay along the coastline of Northern NSW, Australia, it was his parent’s gift of a disposable water proof camera at five years old that set him on the path to his passion.

When did Craig from Byron Bay become a photographer?

Entirely self-taught, Craig worked hard at his craft. He then made a life-changing decision and became a full-time professional nature photographer in 2004 – a defining moment in Craig’s life. Today his fine art ocean photography and nature photography offers a unique insight into the world around us.