A locals institution and a hidden gem unique destination in Mullumbimby, breakfast at Rock & Roll offers home-grown  roasted organic Villain Coffee & For lunch delicious authentic asian dishes, a picturesque charming and shaded outdoor and indoor space with friendly service and fantastic breakfasts! Rock and Roll also have their famous Villain coffee and unique merch for sale.

Visit Crystal Castle and Shambhala Gardens: Just a short drive from Mullumbimby, Crystal Castle is a unique destination featuring stunning crystals, beautiful gardens, and a peaceful ambiance. It’s a perfect spot for meditation and relaxation.

Popular Mullumbimby Farmers Market, every friday at Mullumbimby showground, offers organic veggies and farm produce to the many people who visit each week. There is also music and entertainment at this local community gathering

Mullumbimby is well-known for its holistic and spiritual practices. Many centers and studios offer yoga and meditation classes, making it an ideal place to rejuvenate your mind and body. We suggest The Yellow Church Yoga & Natural Health Centre

The countryside around Mullumbimby offers breathtaking views. Consider driving along the winding roads of Hinterland Way Scenic Drive that leads to nearby towns, such as Byron Bay and Bangalow, to discover even more of the region’s natural beauty.

Kiva Spa, just around the corner from Rock & Roll Coffee Company, is nestled in a beautiful and cool bamboo garden only 20 minutes from Byron Bay. The lush tropical gardens include with spas, steam and dry saunas and plunge pools. You can also relax with massage and spa treatments in a tranquil atmosphere.

Mullumbimby hosts one of the best lap swimming and recreational pools in the area. Surrounded by lush grassy areas with shade this is a perfect place to unwind with the kids in the hot Mullumbimby summers or do some laps for a fun fitness activity.

Nestled within the Mullumbimby’s historic 1920s bank, The Banya stands as a contemporary reinterpretation of the traditional European bathhouse, making its mark as the first of its kind in the heart of Mullumbimby. Amenities include: lap pool, two soothing mineral pools, a wood-fired sauna, a steam room, and a refreshing cold plunge, massage treatments rooms, rooftop sundeck, onsite bar and dining establishments.

Mullumbimby Community Market happens evry 3rd saturday of the month. Here you can find artisan crafts, unique local treasures, local food, music all within an inclusive community feel.

The Middle Pub embodies the quintessential features of a traditional local hotel. Step inside, and you’ll be greeted by dining areas adorned with gleaming polished floors and stylish furnishings that perfectly complement your dining experience. A cherished institution in Mullum town since 1904, this establishment seamlessly blends history with a menu that offers exceptional value.

The BSA Project Space is a modern gallery created within a transformed industrial building that houses the Byron School of Art (BSA) headquarters in Mullumbimby, New South Wales. The BSA Project curates exhibitions across a diverse range of disciplines.

An annual event held on the Brunswick River, starting at Heritage Park, Mullumbimby and ending at the the main bridge in Brunswick Heads where participants paddled non-motorised crafts for the distance of around 10km. Valuable prizes to be won and a family fun event! Held in May each year.

This annual event, held on the last weekend of May, immerses visitors in the luscious landscapes of Northern NSW, where the coast meets the river and hinterland, unveiling hidden gems and lesser-known paths. The trail starts in Murwillumbah and included Mullumbimby destinations.

Mullum Sari is a place to nurture the mind, renew the body and reinvigorate the soul. Mullum Sari is the unique facilities include: Medi Spa, Holistic Gym, Pilates and Yoga Centre and luxury, boutique accommodation – all within a leisurely stroll of one another. Treatments include colonic hydrotherapy, hyperbaric oxygen, dry hydrotherapy massage, infra-red sauna, living juice, yoga and vibration technology.

An Annual a fun run up Mount Chincogan just north of Mullumbimby for both runners and walkers. A Mullumbimby tradition that began in 1960 this day is a great opportunity to either test your endurance, or just enjoy a lovely afternoon walk with friends.

Shearwater’s annual wearable arts event “WAVE” has been built over more than two decade. A true artistic interface between high school and world, the competition extends out to the community. Primarily it’s a high school production that builds an incredible show around an inspiring theme each year consisting of dancers, musicians, actors, writers, filmmakers and editors, lighting and audio technicians, carpenters, tailors, set and prop designers and builders, choreographers, photographers, stage hands, models and caterers. A must see!

The Drill Hall Theatre Company, located on Bundjalung Country in Mullumbimby, NSW, serves as a community theater organization. From its compact theater space, they breathe life into remarkable Australian narratives. Collaborating with Artistic Director Liz Chance, the company presents an annual program of compelling Australian stories designed to inspire and challenge audiences, with characters that push the ensemble of actors and creatives to embark on playful leaps and embrace even bolder creative risks.

Step into a classic chocolate and candy emporium, boasting an array of more than 100 confections to delight in. The Mullumbimby Chocolate Shop has been a cherished community institution for two decades, delighting patrons of all ages with an assortment of delectable sweets and treats. A must visit if you have kids!

The civic hall was built for the people of Mullumbimby in 1929 and it provides a diverse array of entertainment and serves as the central hub for events like the Mullumbimby Music Festival, the Byron Spirit Festival, and numerous other community-driven gatherings. An increasing number of both local and international touring musicians include the Hall as a prominent stop on their tours, including: renowned artists Jon Cleary, Toni Childs, Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Harry Manx, Justin Townes Earle, Jeff Lang, The Whitlams, Vince Jones, Tex Perkins and many more.

Famous Byron Bay is only a 15 minute scenic drive from Mullumbimby. There are many things to do in Byron Bay including: Whale Watching Safari with Wild Byron, Premier Whale Watching Cruise – Out Of The Blue, The Northern Rivers Rail Trail – E Bike Hire, Stone & Wood Byron Bay Brewery Tours, Broken Head guided Aboriginal tour, Behind the Barrel Brewery and Distillery Tours, Eléme Day Spa Byron Bay, Skydive Byron Bay, Cape Byron Kayaks, Byron Bay eco Cruises & Kayaks, Byron Stand Up Paddle, Julian Rocks Snorkel with Wild Byron, Byron Bay Wildlife Safari, Soul Surf School