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Paddle your way to Australia’s easternmost point on this 3-hour sea kayaking adventure from Byron Bay, including hotel pick-up. After learning to steer your tandem kayak, set out from Clarkes Beach and enjoy waterside views of landmarks like the Byron Bay lighthouse, the Julian Rocks, Wategos millionaire row and Cape Byron. Keep a look out for dolphins, sea turtles and whales as you cruise around the bay, then cool off with a swim before heading back to shore.

Immerse yourself in the magical Gondwana Rainforests of Australia, a UNESCO World Heritage wonder. Reconnect with nature as you explore stunning lookouts, majestic waterfalls, and lush rainforests. End your journey with a delicious organic, vegan dinner amidst the serene forest setting. Leave with a greater appreciation and understanding of the region.

Feel a rush of adrenaline as you soar through the air on this tandem sky dive over Byron Bay.  Enjoy the thrill of a 60-second free fall from a height of more than 15,000 feet (4,572 meters), then look down over the spectacular beaches and bay during the five-minute parachute descent. Once you’re safely back on solid ground, celebrate your achievement with a personalized photo certificate to show off to friends and family back home.

Get out on the waves on this half day group surfing lesson in Byron Bay. Ride a wave for 40m or you get your money back when you book this surf lesson. Your instructor promises the quintessential surfing experience in Australia. There are 20 max per group, and each of you will be provided with all the surf gear you need, including rash vests, boards, and sunscreen.

Maximize your chances of seeing humpback whales by joining this tour from Byron Bay, led by a marine biologist. Head for areas that the whales are known to pass through as they migrate in winter (June–November), watch them as they majestically breach, and listen to them sing by using an underwater hydrophone.

There’s more to Byron Bay than its surf beaches and markets. With this tour, escape the typical tourist trail and discover little-known spots that locals love. Cool off with a swim and spot turtles at Killen Falls, then admire views of Lake Ainsworth and discover the unique healing properties of the Tea Tree lake. Finally, enjoy a guided bushwalk through Broken Head Nature Reserve and seek out hidden viewpoints, beaches, and cliff jumping sites.

Visit three different habitats (a eucalypt forest, rainforest, and grassland) to observe Australian wildlife in its natural habitat. Spot koalas, kangaroos, wallabies, flying foxes, birds, and more with the help of a guide. Depending on conditions, you may also see other mammals such as pademelons. Plus, the tour Includes a locally sourced picnic lunch.

Find out why Stand Up Paddle boarding (SUP) is one of the fastest growing water sports in this 2.5 hour experience. We will pick you up from central Byron Bay and transfer you to our fabulous SUP locations on the Brunswick River. The tour will include all equipment, expert instruction and transfers. Experience the thrill of walking on water while being surrounded by nature, you will even have the chance to spot incredible marine life such as turtles.

Get a unique insight into the Byron Bay area with this tour led by a local indigenous Arakwal Bundjalung woman. Take a walk (approximately 1.5 hours) and learn about local history, bush food, natural medicine and more, as well as trying to speak a few words of the Bundjalung language. As you walk, encounter a rich variety of wildlife, including (hopefully) dolphins, wallabies and fairy wrens.

Learn how to surf in Byron Bay. This private surf lesson is exclusively for you or your group so that you can be sure of your instructor's full, undivided attention. Whether you're a complete beginning or have surfed before, this lesson promises that you will stand up and ride a wave for 130 feet (40 meters) or you'll get your money back.

Sit back, relax, and take in amazing natural scenes on this cruise on the Richmond River around Ballina Island. Just 30 minutes outside of Byron Bay (transfer not included), journey through impressive mangrove forests and see a diverse array of flora and fauna, including the chance to spot dolphins. A cold beverage and tasty snacks are also provided on board.

Awaken your inner surfer with a Surf & Stay adventure in beautiful Byron Bay. Perfect for beginners and anyone wanting a refresher, your small-group surf lessons (max 6 surfers per instructor) cover all the essentials — from ocean safety and paddling to catching waves and standing up with confidence. With personalised coaching and 2 included group lessons, you’ll be riding waves in no time. Stay 2 nights at Drifter Byron Bay, a stylish, social hostel featuring designer shared dorms, a new pool, and laid-back coastal vibes. It’s the perfect base to relax, meet fellow travellers, and soak up Byron’s beach lifestyle. This package combines quality surf coaching with comfortable accommodation for the ultimate Byron Bay experience. Inclusions: 2 nights at Drifter Byron Bay (shared designer dorm) 2 x group surf lessons Soft boards and wetsuits included 1 x free board hire outside lesson times

Sample some of Byron Bay's finest beer and liquor without worrying about who is going to drive on this small-group brewery and distillery day tour. Either visit two breweries and two distilleries or three breweries and one distillery, depending on availability. You'll sample drinks at each, amounting to 15-20 drinks over the course of the day. A great tour to enjoy with your partner or friends.

Beginner surfers often have to fumble through surf shops to find the right rental equipment—and then fumble through their first waves. This private surf lesson helps you find the right equipment and hit the waves with a surf instructor, who gives you and your group lessons and undivided attention for several hours.

Explore Byron Bay offers guided Aboriginal Tours with local Arakwal Bundjalung worman 'Delta Kay'. From coastal rainforest to crashing waves and rocky coves, the views on this walk are truly special. At the end of the tour, we enjoy tasting some delicious bush tucker foods and have a nice cup of bush tea and a biscuit.

Spotting platypus, those charismatic native Australian mammals, can be tricky if you don't know where to look. Skip the guesswork on this guided tour from Byron Bay. Arriving just after dawn—the ideal time to see them—head for an area known for platypus and perhaps also spot a koala and lots of birds. After your walk, enjoy a locally sourced picnic breakfast. If you don't see a platypus, you can take a repeat tour at no additional cost.

Explore the towns and villages in the Byron Bay hinterland without the hassle of driving or planning public transport on this guided tour that includes hassle-free round-trip transfers from your Byron Bay accommodation. Take a guided walk through Bangalow to learn about its history, see Minyon Falls, the biggest waterfall in the region, and explore the gardens and crystals at Crystal Castle where lunch is included. Afterward, visit quirky Mullumbimby and the quaint village of Brunswick Heads.

Come with Delta Kay for an inspiring 2.5 hour guided Aboriginal walking tour as we make our way along the 3.7 km iconic Walgun Cape Byron Lighthouse Loop Trail. This tour takes guests through serene coastal rainforests before reaching the Cape Byron Lighthouse, revealing breathtaking panoramic views of the region. The tour then follows the Cape Byron Walking Track past Australia's most easterly point, Wategos Beach, The Pass and then returning back to Captain Cook Lookout (Bawaii Rest Station). During the tour, Delta will share powerful Dreaming stories, offering deep insights into the cultural and spiritual significance of the surrounding landscapes. Guests will also have the opportunity to learn about native bush foods and natural medicine, and if we're lucky, we might spot some native wildlife like dolphins, koalas, sea eagles and wallabies. As you explore the Lighthouse trail, let the beauty of the land and its ancient stories connect you to Country.

Once an old grazing land, thankfully the Anglican church in partnership with Bangalow Land and Rivercare Group have regenerated this area with hundreds of native plant species that are really important to Bundjalung people. During the tour, Delta points out a variety of these edible bush tucker plants, as well as plants used for natural medicine, jewellery, fibre, tools and weapons. She speaks about local indigenous history and shares traditional stories that have been passed down to her from her ancestors. There are opportunities to learn some Bundjalung language and we are sometimes lucky to see Binging the river turtle or Junbung the platypus.