Conveyancing Byron Bay From $898 inc GST

If you plan to sell or buy property in Byron Bay, engage a licensed conveyancing solicitor from a registered conveyancing law firm like LEAD Conveyancing to ensure that you have someone on your side who can help you from the legal aspect of conveyancing. Conveyancing is the legal process of transferring property ownership from one party to another, involving property laws throughout its stages. Getting advice from a conveyancing solicitor before deciding if you will make an offer on a particular property is a wise move to know if the property is worth buying in the first place.

Byron Bay is a seaside town in the northeastern part of New South Wales, Australia, located within the local government area of Byron City. The 2016 Australian Bureau of Statistics census showed that the town has more than 9000 residents, 52% females and 48% males, and the average age of residents is 43 years old, five yours older than the Australian national average age. More than 60% of the population was born in Australia, while the rest were born overseas, particularly in England and New Zealand. Religious groups in the town are Catholic, Anglican and Uniting Church, Catholic being the most common religious group.

For more than 20,000 years, Aboriginal Australians Arakwal, Minjungbal and the Widjabul tribes inhabited Byron Bay. Traditional landowners believe that Byron Bay was created and maintained by Nguthungulli, another Aboriginal Australian tribe believed to inhabit Julian Rocks in the northern rivers region. The traditional name of the land was Cavvanbah, meaning “meeting place”. In 1770, Captain James Cook, a British explorer, cartographer and naval officer, found a safe anchorage on the land and called it Cape Byron, named after his fellow sailor Vice Admiral John ‘Foul-Weather Jack’ Byron, circumnavigator of the world and godfather of the English romantic poet George Gordon Byron.

Byron Bay is a coastal town for the upcoming generations of young families. It has several beautiful beaches, hidden waterfalls and other bodies of water that are fun to be at. Overall, Byron Bay is a paradise for people that love to always soak in water when off work. Some statistics of Byron Bay include

• It is approximately 165 kilometres south of Brisbane’s central business district and 770 kilometres north of Sydney’s central business district
• It is about 20 square kilometres wide
• It is the largest town in Byron City local government area

You can experience land, water and air adventures in Byron Bay for affordable prices, making it a frequent destination for tourists who want to know what Australia can offer. One of the finest air adventures you can try is Byron Bay Ballooning. Open from early morning to late afternoon, this attraction will take you up high in the sky and provide an unobstructed view of the green environment.

In Cape Byron State Conservation Area, Wategos Beach is the perfect place to relax, bathe in the sun and surf on ocean waves. This beach is an excellent weekend getaway with friends or family and is open 24 hours daily. Bring your mats and spend your weekend feeling the wind breeze near the beach.

Captain Cook Lookout and Picnic Area is a scenic point providing elevated beach and bay views. Eating your favourite snack while sitting on a relaxing chair with a fantastic sea view is indeed an activity that can make you forget your problems for at least a short moment. Other places you can visit include

• Crystal Castle and Shambhala Gardens
• Cape Byron Lookout Point
• Byron Bay Wildlife Sanctuary