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Coorabell, NSW

Coorabell, a charming locality in the Byron hinterland of New South Wales, offers a serene escape just 20 minutes from Byron Bay and about 2 hours from Brisbane. Known for its sweeping landscapes and artistic flair, Coorabell captures the essence of relaxed rural living while being a short drive from world-renowned beaches, boutique towns, and lush rainforests.

Known For

  • Scenic views of Byron Bay hinterland and coastline
  • Artistic and creative community
  • Luxury holiday accommodations

Coorabell

Coorabell is perched high in the Byron hinterland, offering panoramic views of rolling green hills and, on clear days, glimpses of the Pacific Ocean. This vantage point makes it a favorite destination for photographers and travelers looking to soak in the beauty of the Northern Rivers region. The rural charm of Coorabell contrasts beautifully with the bustling energy of Byron Bay, giving visitors the best of both worlds.

Local landmarks like the Coorabell Hall are not only picturesque but also integral to the community, hosting events that range from concerts to weddings. The area’s scenic drives, such as Coolamon Scenic Drive, are dotted with lookout points and provide a tranquil experience of the region’s natural beauty.

Coorabell has a thriving creative community, drawing artists, musicians, and writers who are inspired by the tranquil surroundings. Galleries and studios are tucked away among the hills, showcasing everything from contemporary art to handcrafted ceramics. This artistic energy is reflected in local events, markets, and exhibitions that celebrate the region’s talent.

Coorabell’s proximity to Bangalow and Mullumbimby enhances its cultural appeal. Both towns are known for their vibrant arts scenes, offering boutique shops, galleries, and cafes where you can enjoy a taste of the local lifestyle.

Exceptional Places to Stay

For those planning a longer visit, Coorabell is home to some of the Byron region’s most luxurious accommodations.

Properties like Byron View Farm and The Hinterland Hideaway provide high-end options that combine privacy with breathtaking views. These retreats are ideal for weddings, family vacations, or romantic getaways, offering guests a chance to immerse themselves in the serenity of the hinterland.

The accommodation options are designed to blend seamlessly with the environment, using natural materials and expansive windows to bring the outdoors in. Visitors often rave about the tranquility and restorative energy of staying in Coorabell, making it a memorable part of their Byron experience.

 

About Coorabell

  • Locality: Rural locality
  • Coorabell Postcode: 2479
  • State: New South Wales
  • Region: North Coast NSW
  • Latitude: -28.63436
  • Longitude: 153.48103
  • Elevation: 171m
  • Population: 420
  • Median Income: $32084
  • Area (Sq/km): 20.395
  • Timezone: Australia/Sydney

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