Brunswick Heads Visitor Information Centre

Brunswick Heads Visitor Information Centre is a useful starting point for getting oriented in this small coastal village, 15 minutes north of Byron Bay. The centre has copies of the Brunswick Heads town map, updated annually, with tear-off versions available at 7 Park Street. The double-sided map also includes a dining guide, making it handy when planning where to eat and what to explore nearby.

The surrounding information reflects what makes Brunswick Heads distinctive: the village sits at the mouth of the Brunswick River, with timber bridges linking the riverside area, Torakina beach and the surf beach. The north bank includes protected rainforest, while the southern side has a harbour and small marina for fishing boats and small craft. Mt Chincogan and Mt Warning form a hinterland backdrop beyond the river.

It suits first-time visitors wanting a quick sense of the village, as well as families, couples and solo travellers planning time around the river, beaches, shops, cafes and local attractions. The map can also help visitors use Brunswick Heads as a base for exploring Byron Bay, Mullumbimby and the wider Byron Shire. For a small town with a traditional seaside atmosphere, the centre offers a straightforward way to begin exploring without overcomplicating the visit.