Working Remotely from Byron Bay, Australia

Byron Bay, located just below Brisbane and above Sydney, boasts pristine beauty and a relaxed vibe that can appeal to many remote workers. #remotework #digitalnomad #australia
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Byron Bay aka the Koh Phangan of Australia.

Byron is scored as a remote work destination based on various factors, including food, air quality, housing, healthcare, safety, and infrastructure.

SCENES 🎬
00:12 Shauna and Joanna
00:47 Diego from Spain
01:11 George from Japan
01:38 Intro from Byron Bay and Remote Work Scoresheet
02:38 Why leave Phuket? FLASHBACK to Phuket
04:18 The country club version of Koh Phangan
04:54 Food of Byron Bay SCORE
05:14 Air quality SCORE
05:50 Housing SCORE
06:29 Healthcare SCORE
06:46 Safety SCORE
06:56 Transportation SCORE
07:20 Cafe and Co-working SCORE
08:23 Byron Bay public library
09:00 Anti-digital nomad sentiment
09:27 City people “stay out”
10:20 Quality of life SCORE
10:51 Cultural diversity SCORE
11:24 Cost of living SCORE
11:41 The Beach Restaurant
12:36 The cost of a day gym pass
13:13 Byron Bay train scene
14:08 Weather SCORE
14:23 Nature and outdoors SCORE
14:51 Health, fitness, and active lifestyle SCORE
15:32 WiFi SCORE
16:18 Final Remote Work Score: working remotely from Byron Bay

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Byron Bay is a coastal town located in the northern part of New South Wales, Australia. As of 2021, the population of Byron Bay is estimated to be around 9,000 people. The town is known for its picturesque beaches, surf culture, and laid-back lifestyle. It is also home to the famous Cape Byron Lighthouse, which offers stunning views of the Pacific Ocean and is a popular spot for whale watching during migration season. The town attracts a large number of tourists each year, many of whom come to enjoy the surfing, snorkeling, and other outdoor activities on offer. Additionally, Byron Bay is known for its thriving music and arts scene, as well as its health and wellness culture, with numerous yoga studios, health food stores, and alternative medicine practitioners in the area.

Food options in Byron Bay are diverse, with plenty of healthy and vegetarian choices available. The air quality in Byron Bay is consistently good, scoring a perfect 10, and can provide a welcome respite for those looking to breathe easy. However, housing can be a challenge due to its high cost and limited availability, scoring only a 2. The healthcare system in Australia is generally good, and Byron Bay scores a 7 in this regard, though there isn’t a major hospital nearby.

Byron Bay is a safe place to live and work, with a score of 10 for safety, and the infrastructure is comparable to that of Canada or the US, scoring a 7. However, finding a comfortable place to work from can be difficult, as there are only a few small co-working spaces available and most cafes don’t offer easy access to outlets for remote workers.

Overall, Byron Bay can be an attractive destination for those looking to work remotely, with its natural beauty and relaxed vibe. However, it’s important to carefully consider the various factors that can impact the remote work experience, such as housing costs, healthcare access, and infrastructure limitations.

ABOUT The Borderless Office – Philip Beere 🌎

I was born in Kobe, Japan. And, I attended grade school in Barcelona, Spain. These experiences planted the seed for exploration and curiosity. Now, I direct a U.S.-based marketing agency, with clients on every continent and staff from multiple countries. We advocate for remote work, autonomy, a flexible work environment, and hiring the best people based on talent – regardless of location.

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