Hi and welcome to the Belongil Beachouse website....

We are only a frisbee throw from the famous Belongil Beach with its golden sands and crystal clear ocean..A ten minute stroll along the beach towards the lighthouse and you'll reach the world acclaimed Byron Bay township with its smorgasbord of cafes and boutique shops to meander through. A five minute stroll in the other direction along the pristine sands and you'll find the breathtaking estuary of the Belongil Creek, a protected nature sanctuary.

The Belongil Beachouse itself is nestled on an acre of landscaped gardens, mostly native trees and shrubs, and we have designed and built a range of accommodation, from four separate cottages with their own private gardens, studios with spas, family rooms,to shared rooms with ensuites and a variety of doubles, and placed them strategically throughout the grounds providing spacious accommodation with maximum privacy.

This is what some of our past visitors have had to say.

The friendliest, most tranquil, lush hostel I’ve ever stayed in ‘beautiful!’ A real gem, will definitely be back.
A Preston, Manchester UK

Very chilled, great being across from the beach!
J & F Fraser, Glasgow Scotland

My home away from home, amazing staff and people.
J Simmons, Camarillo USA

Thanks for the great time! My recommendations will spread throughout Holland.
I Ruygrok, Amsterdam Holland

Great ambience as usual.
L Swain, London UK

Good sized room, good facilities. Very relaxing
K Atkinson, Manly Australia

Wonderful stay in a fantastic place. Thanks xxx
Sophie & Alice, Newcastle UK

Nicest place in Byron by far!!
K Wibeng, Sweden

Thanks for yet another wonderful holiday We look forward to seeing you next time!
Eboni & Claire, Unknown

We don’t want to leave, thanks for a great time!
Penny & Sam, Sydney Australia

Great place, great people, great time!
J Weudel, Germany

Very relaxing and rejuvenating!!
M McKnight, Ternecula USA

One of the main highlights of our trip.
S & T Boutruche, Strasburg France


"arial of Belongil estuary and endangered little tern"