Newrybar Suburb Profile

Living in Newrybar, tucked away in Byron’s lush hinterland, offers a perfect blend of countryside charm and natural beauty. Although small in size, Newrybar is bustling with foodie delights and artisan homewares that draw visitors and locals alike, all within an easy 15-minute drive from Byron Bay. Living in Newrybar means enjoying vintage cottage-style shopfronts housing antique treasures and trendy fashion stores, making the one-street town a unique and sought-after spot. 

Surrounded by fertile farmland producing everything from coffee to tropical fruits, the area is dotted with charming cottages and homesteads that reflect the region’s history. Some of these have been converted into cozy guesthouses, while others serve as peaceful countryside retreats. With Byron Bay’s beaches, coastal walks, and vibrant dining scene just a short drive away, Newrybar truly offers the best of both worlds. 

Area Features

Artisan Homewares

One of Newrybar’s biggest drawcards is its selection of homewares and fashion; from antiques to on-trend homeware stores like Luther & Co and Drift Lab. But none other are quite like Newrybar Merchants, a collective of local artisans and curators of fine goods. Housed inside a beautifully restored vintage cottage, Newrybar Merchants is home to Tigmi Trading, Imprint House, Small Wonder, Alcana, and Our Little Flower Farm.

Foodie Haven

Taste the flavours of the Byron region in a town that loves homegrown produce and foraging for food; from macadamias to tropical fruits to coffee beans. Buy straight from the farm gate, in the local markets or head to Harvest Café and Deli for country-style cooking with ingredients straight from their edible gardens; and let’s not forget their wood-fired sourdough which has people travelling from all over to get their fill.