Byron Massage is a wellness & spa in Byron Bay, NSW, Australia. It has a 4.8/5 rating from 481 Google reviews. Contact: +61 2 6617 5769. Website: http://www.byronmassage.net/.Listed on thegood.guide, the local's guide to Byron Bay.
Byron Massage
Byron Bay · Wellness & Spa
Solo TravellerRainy DayCouples
4.8/5
(481 reviews)
Right in the middle of Jonson Street, where Byron's foot traffic never really stops, this massage studio offers a quieter counterpoint to the town's general busyness. The central location makes it easy to slot in a treatment between beach and dinner, which is probably how most people end up here. Without a strong review record to draw from, it's difficult to point to a signature treatment or a standout therapist, but the category and address suggest a straightforward day spa offering, remedial and relaxation massage in a convenient spot. Worth calling ahead to confirm availability and discuss what you're after. If you're after something more destination-focused, Byron has several well-reviewed spa operators. But for a central, accessible option on Jonson Street, this covers the brief.
Opening Hours
- Monday10am – 7pm
- Tuesday10am – 7pm
- Wednesday10am – 7pm
- Thursday10am – 7pm
- Friday10am – 7pm
- Saturday10am – 7pm
- Sunday10am – 7pm
Contact
- +61 2 6617 5769
- byronmassage.net
- 89 Jonson St, Byron Bay NSW 2481
- View on Google Maps →
What People Say
Larissa Steinhoff3 months ago
My friend and I went both for a deep tissue massage and had the same divine experience. To speak for my own experience; Sati’s (I hope i remember right) massage was incredible, it was like she was reading my body like an open book. It’s was deep and at the same time loving and caring. Her touch felt very intuitive, with a deep knowing. I shared this experience with my friend straight after and she had the same experience. Also, you couldn’t hear any noises from the street and the music was also very beautifully chosen. Overall, wow. Higher recommended🙏🏻🧡 Thank you so much!
Nicole Hickey4 months ago
My favourite massage in Byron, have been going here for years for a deep tissue. The lovely ladies always manage to fit me in when I’m in need and I’m very grateful for them! Super reasonable prices too. I just had one from Sati which was amazing, but everyone there does a great job! Thank you!
Linda Hammilla year ago
Booked a 30 min Foot Reflexology followed by a 1 hour massage. I had 2 Therapists starting with Lina , who did a great job sorting out some problematic Reflex spots. Following on was my relaxation massage by Gemma who delivered a soothing massage. The clinic was clean, staff friendly and professional. The Reflexology is done in a chair in an open area, the massage cubicles were cosy and serene.
More Wellness & Spa in Byron Bay
Gaia Retreat & Spa
Brooklet
Award-winning wellness retreat in 25 acres of hinterland rainforest. Yoga, spa, organic kitchen.
The Banya
Mullumbimby
On Mullumbimby's most quietly interesting food strip, The Banya brings a considered sensibility to the hinterland's casual dining scene. The name alone signals something a little different. Worth the inland detour when the coastal crowds get tired.
Bende Byron Bay
Byron Bay
A wellness studio tucked into the Porter Street complex, away from Byron's more tourist-oriented day spas. Local-facing and low-key, it's the kind of place that runs on regulars rather than foot traffic. Worth a call if you want something quieter than the main strip.
Featured in
The Best Day Spas and Massage in Byron Bay
Byron Bay has more wellness listings than most towns have cafes. The hard part is finding the right one before your weekend is half over. This guide cuts through the field to find the best day spas and massage options in Byron, from hinterland luxury to central studios that fit around a beach day. With booking lead times, price reality, and honest calls on what to skip.
Byron Bay's Best Ocean Views: Where to Eat, Stay, and Unwind
Byron Bay's ocean views range from a fine dining terrace directly above Wategos Beach to a free windswept lookout at the easternmost point of mainland Australia. This guide covers the best restaurants, accommodation, and experiences for every budget, with honest notes on what each view actually delivers.
Byron Bay in Summer: What to Expect and What to Do
December arrives in Byron and the town doubles in population overnight. Hot, humid, and relentlessly social, summer here is the peak of everything: the best beach days, the fullest restaurants, the most electric evenings. It also requires planning. Here is what to expect and exactly where to be.
Byron Bay on a Budget: How to Visit Without Overspending
Byron Bay has a reputation for being expensive. Most of it is deserved. But there is a cheaper Byron running alongside the pricey one: free headland walks, honest back-street cafés, mid-week accommodation rates, and one kayak tour that earns every dollar. Here is how to do it properly without spending up.
Hidden Gems in Byron Bay the Tourists Miss
You've done the lighthouse walk and queued for coffee on Jonson Street. Here's what comes next. From a back-lane lunch spot that locals actually eat at, to dawn kayaking off Clarkes Beach, to a hinterland wellness retreat that has nothing to do with the beach town down the road. Byron rewards the curious, but only if you know where to look.
