Byron Bay.
A glance at the popular surf town and all of the free living charm it still has to offer.
BAYLEAF, Byron Bay.
In the centre of town sits the most idyllic meeting spot you could wish to find.
Bay Leaf Cafe oozes modern Byron authenticity. It serves as a great spot to perch up for the morning and watch the locals do their thing. Carefully crafted coffee and even better brunch menus filled with local and organic produce.
The Farm, Byron Bay.
‘The Farm’ Byron Bay, as you might expect sits a little further inland than the rest of the bohemian cluster that resides beachside in the main town. Relatively new for the area, opening in 2013 The Farm brings a change of aesthetic where you can pull up a seat to enjoy some nourishment via Sydney’s renowned ‘Three Blue Ducks’. After indulging in brunch or dinner you can have a walk around what feels like a traditional farm with contemporary ethos, where organic, high-quality produce is evidently at the heart of everything they do.
Venturing out to the farm is a great unexpected change of scenery with a laid back opportunity to pack some thoughtful produce from a host of artisan makers to take down to the coast for a post-surf feast.
