ABOUT BYRON BAY
As one of the country’s most famous coastal towns, Byron Bay offers students the quintessential ‘laidback beachside living’ experience.
Offering world-class festivals, unique shopping experiences, a buzzing cultural scene, and a growing gourmet dining culture, there’s no shortage of places to explore on the weekends.
Overflowing with outdoor activities – including surfing, swimming, bushwalking and cafe-hopping – and indoor activities such as yoga or a spot of shopping, Byron has something for everyone.
ACAP BYRON BAY CAMPUS
Located on Ewingsdale Road, just five minutes from the heart of Byron Bay, ACAP’s campus combines purpose-built spaces with the natural beauty of the coast. Surrounded by greenery and close to the beach, it’s an ideal environment for learning and relaxation.
With on-campus accommodation, inviting outdoor areas and the famous Pulp Burger on-site for a quick bite, ACAP Byron Bay offers both convenience and tranquility for students seeking a supportive, inspiring space to learn.
HOW TO GET ACAP BYRON BAY
Cycle and walking tracks connect the campus to Byron Bay town centre. There is also a bus service and plenty of onsite parking available.
For more information about the local bus service and timetables, visit blanchs.com.au/timetables.
WHY ACAP BYRON BAY
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Conveniently located just a short walk from Byron Bay's town centre, the campus offers easy access to transportation options.
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Nestled among Australia's stunning beaches and natural hinterland, the Byron Bay campus provides an inspiring environment to learn and unwind in with plenty of outdoor spaces.
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Modern facilities and comprehensive support services, including an on-campus café, free Wi-Fi, and Student Engagement and Learning Support Teams, make for an ideal learning experience.
Meet Campus Manager Ben Funnell
"At ACAP Byron Bay, we are passionate about providing personalised learning opportunities for all individuals, so that you can develop practical skills and knowledge, together with professional experience, to enhance your existing career, or help you build a completely new career!"
"Jump in and don't be afraid. Don't doubt yourself. Formal education after a long gap can be challenging, and impostor syndrome is natural but accept it for what it is."
Scott, Diploma of Counselling Skills, Byron Bay
"The biggest surprise for me really has been the awesome friendships I have forged with my fellow students."
Allegra, Diploma of Counselling Skills, Byron Bay