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Fig Tree

A hilltop hinterland estate in Byron Bay — gardens, olive grove, pool terrace, and sweeping ocean views from one location.

Discover Fig Tree Restaurant, an iconic Byron Bay estate perched in the hinterland, offering a picture-perfect backdrop for commercial shoots, film, and photography projects. Set atop a hill with sweeping ocean views, the property combines timeless elegance with natural beauty, featuring European-inspired gardens, a 150-year-old fig tree, an olive grove, manicured hedges, and a stunning grapevine canopy — all creating a visually captivating and versatile setting.

The estate’s award-winning dining spaces and carefully curated interiors offer both charm and sophistication, providing a seamless canvas for lifestyle, fashion, or culinary shoots. Every corner of the property — from intimate courtyards to expansive grounds — captures the essence of Byron Bay’s hinterland beauty.

Whether for editorial photography, commercials, or creative campaigns, Fig Tree Restaurant offers a unique, immersive environment that elevates any production and leaves a lasting impression.

At a Glance

  • Catering available on site through the restaurant kitchen
  • Hilltop location with panoramic views to Cape Byron Lighthouse and the ocean
  • Restaurant with floor-to-ceiling windows, marble pillar bar, and bronzed mirrors
  • Two on-site accommodation houses — Sunrise House and The Dairy
  • For availability and rates, contact us.

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