Little Wategos Beach

Little Wategos Beach is a small stretch of white sand located at the tip of Walgun Cape Byron, facing north and sheltered from strong winds by the surrounding cape. The beach spans about 150 meters, bordered by large rocks and native coastal plants, with clear water suitable for swimming and surfing.

The beach sits within an area inhabited by Indigenous communities for centuries, remaining an important part of local life in Byron Bay. In the 1800s, Byron Bay served as a whaling town, and this beach later became a treasured retreat for locals and visitors seeking quiet and reflection.

Little Wategos Beach is a favored spot for small weddings and special ceremonies, where couples exchange vows with ocean waves as their backdrop. The quiet setting and natural surroundings make it meaningful for visitors seeking intimate outdoor celebrations in a peaceful place.

To reach the beach, walk about 600 meters along the Walgun Cape Byron walking track, a well-maintained path through coastal vegetation with ocean views. There are no major facilities directly on the sand, so bring water, sun protection, and snacks, and check tide times before visiting for safe access.

The beach can be reached from Wategos Beach at low tide by walking across shallow rocky areas, a hidden route many visitors overlook. This connection makes it an insider tip for those wanting to explore both beaches without retracing their steps completely.