Top Byron Bay Culture in 2026

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.

Discover a serene sanctuary in Byron Bay’s hinterland by pre-booking your skip-the-line admission ticket for the Crystal Castle and Shambhala Gardens. Stand between two of the world's tallest crystals, sit in an ancient amethyst cave, and wander through the tranquil Shambhala Gardens and rainforest. Daily guided experiences are included in your ticket.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Grab your friends and prepare for some fun on this afternoon brewery and distillery tour. You’ll be taken to two local breweries and a distillery (or vice versa) to learn how your favorite drinks are made and, of course, to have a taste. The tour starts at 2pm so will take you through to the early evening, when you can call it a night or continue the fun independently.

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.

Explore the cultural heritage and natural beauty of Byron Bay on a 1-hour tour led by local Bundjalung guide Delta Kay. Marvel at the stunning views from the Cape Byron Lighthouse while learning about the area's rich Aboriginal history and Dreaming stories. This enlightening experience includes opportunities to learn some Bundjalung language and spot native wildlife such as dolphins and sea eagles. Prepare for an engaging journey that connects you deeply with the landscape's cultural significance. 1-hour guided tour at Cape Byron Lighthouse with a local Aboriginal guide Discover traditional stories and cultural insights from the Bundjalung people Opportunity to learn some Bundjalung language and spot local wildlife Meeting point at 199 Lighthouse Road, Byron Bay, parking available

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.

Experience Byron Bay like never before on our guided e-bike tour to the iconic Cape Byron Lighthouse! Effortlessly cruise along stunning coastal paths, taking in breathtaking ocean views, pristine beaches, and lush hinterland scenery. Let the power of your e-bike make the climb to Australia’s most easterly point a breeze, leaving you free to enjoy the spectacular views. Keep an eye out for dolphins, turtles, and seasonal whales as you ride through some of Byron Bay’s most picturesque locations. This fun and eco-friendly adventure is suitable for all fitness levels and is the perfect way to discover the beauty of Byron Bay. : • Easy-to-ride fat tyre e-bikes • Visit the famous Cape Byron Lighthouse • Stunning coastal and rainforest scenery • Opportunities to spot dolphins and whales (seasonal) • Suitable for all fitness levels • Small group experience with local insights and photo stops throughout the tour