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Located in the heart of Byron Bay, Elements of Byron is a premium resort known for its commitment to sustainability, wellness, and bespoke experiences.

Elements of Byron hosts an array of events from corporate wellness retreats, a high-level seminars, to intimate creative workshops.

Elements of Byron General Manager, Michael Skinner advised “our strength lies in the diversity of what we can offer. From large celebrations to intimate gatherings, each event we host is personalised and carefully curated to ensure every detail is perfect. With our new Conference and Events Manager and the broader, dedicated MICE team, we’re elevating our capacity to meet the needs of clients from all walks of life.”

The resort provides a range of flexible spaces to suit gatherings of all sizes and styles. The main event pavilion, designed with modern architecture and a chic yet relaxed aesthetic, accommodates up to 160 people, ideal for conferences or grand celebrations. For smaller groups, private pavilions including the Belongil Pavilion offer intimate settings for gatherings like writer’s retreats or wellness workshops. Couples can celebrate special milestones on the stunning Belongil Beach or within the resort's lush gardens, creating picturesque moments against the backdrop of Byron Bay’s pristine coastlines.

Elements of Byron offers a comprehensive range of amenities designed to elevate any event. The resort features a variety of indoor and outdoor venues, including private pavilions, beachfront lawns, and multi-purpose event spaces, which can be transformed to suit the theme of the occasion. Expertly crafted menus, which highlight locally sourced ingredients, add a personal touch to each event, blending sustainability with indulgence. The resort’s capacity spans from intimate gatherings to large-scale events with up to 500 attendees, ensuring flexibility for every need.

For clients seeking a deeper connection with the natural environment, Elements of Byron provides the option to incorporate nature into their event through activities such as beachfront yoga, guided rainforest walks, and workshops that highlight local ingredients and wellness practices. These experiences bring a mindful, holistic dimension to events, particularly ideal for corporate retreats or wellness-focused celebrations.

Skinner added “while not every event requires a nature focus, we offer the flexibility to create experiences that truly resonate with our surroundings. For those who want to engage with the environment, we can design activities that enhance mindfulness and connection.

"We also work with top wellness professionals in the region to offer everything from ice baths to mental health coaching, ensuring a personalised experience in the unique Byron Bay setting.”

With 202 private villas nestled within four distinct ecologies — dunal, rainforest, eucalypt, and wetland — Elements of Byron offers guests a harmonious blend of nature and luxury.

"Our villas are designed to complement the natural surroundings, featuring block-out blinds and deep soaking tubs for ultimate relaxation," says Skinner, adding that 70% of the villas are powered by solar energy, reflecting the resort’s commitment to sustainability.

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Images. Credit: Elements of Byron

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