Bangalow Tourist Guide

Your tourist guide for Bangalow provides you with the essential travel resources to plan your holiday!

Bangalow, south west of Byron Bay, is a nineteenth century streetscape of tall verandah-clad buildings housing an array of shops selling exotic homewares, antiques, books and art. The village also has a variety of cafes and restaurants. The Bangalow Community Market, held on the fourth Sunday of each month, is a showcase of local produce including clothes, jewellery, skin care products, fresh food, plants and trees, craft and artwork. Every Saturday morning from 8.00am to 11.00am the Bangalow Farmers Market is set up in the car park behind the Bangalow Hotel. Here you’ll find fresh salads, herbs, tomatoes, fruit, vegetables and plants, as well as eggs, beef, bread, coffee, sauces, pickles, oils and jams. In May, the Billycart Derby enthrals visitors and locals in what has become an annual event. In November, the Bangalow Show takes over the showground and features animals in the ring, cookery competitions, contests and fireworks.