Grahame & Carol gave us a warm welcome to their cozy studio with personalised/ handwritten notes. They have printed out their cafe/ resto recommendations they stocked up the pantry with fresh milk & lots of tea and coffee. Interior design and fixtures were definitely Bali-inspired, which was nice. The Seahaven Studio is literally a stone’s throw away from the beach (there’s a little hidden path that leads to the Wategos Beach) and the lighthouse. The Wategos beach gets a bit too rocky nearer the light house, so it’s better to swim by the sea towards the main beach.) It was just unfortunate that it rained the whole day on the Saturday that we were there so we couldn’t get to the “town centre” by the main beach where there were more food options. No problem going around Byron if you have a car but ‘twas our mistake to rely on cabs/ Uber; there weren’t many cabs out and about on rainy days. It’s easier to get in and out to the main road and the beach from Pandanus Lane entrance (instead of the entryway in Brownell Drive). A little thing you have to know (which is nothing against the AirBnb, just the quirk of staying in this area). For guests who get hammered in the bars by the main beach, if you decide to take the Uber back to the AirBnb, you have to make very clear instructions to cab/ Uber drivers that you’re getting off in Pandanus Lane. Weirdly, Uber drivers always get directed to the Brownell Drive entrance on their app.