There is a certain sense of ritual to shopping. The thrill of what you might find. The tactile exploration of unknown treasures. The glorious joy in discovering a piece to call your own. 

Byron Bay shopping is a tapestry of bohemian whimsy, artisanal craftsmanship and sustainable chic. 

Inside each boutique the narrative of the designers and creators plays out. The stage? Shelves and clothing racks. The players? Authentically creative Byron Bay style – fashion, homewares and more. 

Against the backdrop of Main Beach and dotted with cafes and restaurants, Byron village boutiques reveal the essence of Byron’s distinctive, and continually evolving style. All within steps of your Basq House room. 

Rowie Cnr Marvell and Fletcher Streets – 2 minute walk

Rowie is an independent, women-led fashion label that embodies a celebration of sun-soaked escapes and laid-back luxury. 

Founder and Designer Rowie Moore breathes new life into the contemporary Australia fashion landscape with trans-seasonal classics and timelessly elegant, feminine pieces that are a joy to wear. 

Rowie’s ethical journey is embedded in its DNA. From its dedication to small-scale production, sustainable materials to garment and boutique bags and shipping satchels – sustainability is front of mind. 

Match the perfectly tailored pants with a luxury knit, add a show stopping dress to your wardrobe arsenal or don a comfy cotton set. 

11 Marvell Street – 1 minute walk

Behind Island Luxe is a love of finding old and antique objects characterised by their imperfections. Fabrics and textiles that stand the test of time. Curiosities that tell a story. 

There is an aesthetic of timeless, honest simplicity, as well as a holistic sense of exploring the world. 

A dramatic palette of dark and light greets you into the boutique. Shelves and racks are lined with elevated men’s and womenswear, and jewellery that transcends adornment and ventures into the realm of talismans.

Luxury candles, intricate dining and ceramic pieces, lighting, rugs and furniture bring the defiantly original Byron Bay style of Island Luxe into your home. 

Cnr Marvell and Fletcher Streets – 2 minute walk

For the sophisticated and conscious shopper, Marr-kett  offers a collection of one of a kind homewares, handmade in Morocco, and a selection of character-rich vintage pieces. 

Rich in traditional technique, vintage hand woven Moroccan rugs add a sense of texture and history to any room. Rugs are sourced directly from Morocco and are 30-70 years old. 

Add a touch of modern spice to your décor with a set of glasses, cushions, vase, lampshade and more. 

The adornment does not need to stop in the home, thanks to Marr-Kett’s beautiful range of jewellery.

Born from a sense of adventure, a love of travel and a constant hunger for the exotic, Marr-kett will transport you to the markets of Morocco. 

27 Fletcher Street – 3 minute walk

In the hushed confines of a well-curated bookshop, there exists a certain magic that transcends the mere act of acquiring literature. 

Shelves whisper promises of uncharted worlds, profound insights and intellectual enrichment, beckoning the sophisticated reader. 

The Book Room  is an independent, locally owned bookstore that immerses readers in exceptional books and events that link the reader and author. 

Polished wooden floors, a streaming skylight and streetside tables to read your newly acquired book at, help define this store’s unique character. 

Choose an easy holiday read or get lost in your next favourite novel at The Book Room. 

20 Fletcher Street – 4 minute walk

Forrm is driven by the beauty of balance. Balance between form, function, sustainability and ethics – this Byron Bay dress boutique is for the stylish, conscious shopper. 

Forrm offers considered consumption in a luxurious way that is synonymous with a high-end Byron Bay aesthetic. 

This boutique is a showcase of both Australian and international brands that embody its vision. 

Browse luxury linens elevated with sharp tailoring. Effortlessly modern swimwear. Stunning, date night silk dresses. And casually chic holiday wear. 

1 Fletcher Street – 4 minute walk

Making jewellery is a delicate and intricate art that requires precision and creativity. One that Madeline Ellis, owner of Mimosa , knows well. 

Originally a landscape architect, Madeline poured her love of creative design, nature and the Byron Bay lifestyle into a collection of refined jewellery pieces that embody Byron Bay style. 

Featuring gold hair clips with unrefined, natural edges, bangles and earrings that trace the perfect lines of bamboo or unique texture of bark, Mimosa creates pieces that connect wearers to Byron. 

The boutique also features accessories, sunglasses and homewares, curated to elevate personal style or indulge a loved one through the art of gifting. 

6 Lawson Street – 5 minute walk

Afends is a Byron Bay clothing and fashion brand that takes the destination’s alternative attitude to heart. 

Collections include tried and tested street style. Not the kind just made to look good, the kind you’ll find actually skating up and down the street. Function and style seamlessly sewn together. 

The boutique is lined with easy t-shirts, shorts, pants and jumpers for men and women. The dress range is diverse, ranging from figure hugging graphic designs to flowing cotton silhouettes. 

The creation of Declan Wise and Jonathan Salfield, Afends started as a humble screen-printing business that created merchandise for punk and hardcore bands. 

With the passing of time, they added an injection of the surf/skate culture they loved about Byron Bay and the rest is history. 

15 Fletcher Street – 5 minute walk

Auguste draws inspiration from carefree moments by the water, emphasising ease, comfort and tranquillity in a way that is simply Byron.  

Sensual maxi dresses, flowy feminine silhouettes and swimwear that embodies confidence and a cheeky sense of humour. 

Sustainably minded the local Byron Bay label seeks to inspire women to cherish themselves and the planet. 

Inside the boutique of warm creams and rich natural wood you’ll find prints inspired by the 70’s, details drawn from the 80’s and silhouettes from the 90’s. 

139 Jonson Street – 10 minute walk

From studio to street, Nagnata is a beloved Byron Bay fashion and lifestyle house designed for modern movement. 

Values of sustainability, inclusivity and a celebration of diverse culture are evident in Nagnata’s considered approach to design. 

Uniting the natural properties of organic and renewable fibres, Nagnata blurs the lines between technical sportswear and fashion. 

The brainchild of sister design-duo Laura May and Hannah Biggs, Nagnata is famous for its contemporary movement knitwear aesthetic. 

Match an expertly crafted all-in suit with a saucy mini skirt. Drape your look with a seamless knit or a structured bomber. 

139 Jonson Street – 10 minute walk

Deiji has been the retail pilgrimage destination for many Byron locals since it was founded by Juliette Harkness and Emma Nelson in 2016. 

From high comfort linen bedding to loungewear that blends that ‘ahhh’ feeling of putting on your favourite sleepwear with the style of a ready-to-wear outfit. 

Named after the humble Daisy, a symbol of resilience and simplicity, Deiji is unhurried and proudly conscious. 

Breezy cotton slips, the perfect boxer, cosy robes, and cruisy knit tanks find a home in the Deiji clothing collection. While bedding features prints of vintage floral, traditional stripes and colour palettes drawn from nature. 

Holiday shopping is an explorer’s ritual. A journey into the authentic creative heart of the destination. What treasures will you uncover in the studios and fashion houses of Byron Bay?

The first stop on any retail exploration should always be breakfast. Once you’ve found the perfect new date night look, indulge yourself in a wellness experience then choose one of our top dinner restaurants.