Australia · BYRON BAY TOURS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 8 byron bay tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Paddle Byron Bay’s volcanic reefs, spot dolphins, turtles and whales, hear local stories, then surf a wave back to shore for $63.
“Amazing! Second time doing it, the team are great. Experience was amazing, dolphins meters from our kayak! Their passion for the ocean shines through”
Learn to surf in Byron Bay with a qualified local instructor, small groups, warm gear, beach safety advice, and plenty of time in the water.
“My son and nephew attended a lesson and really enjoyed it, the instructor was great and they are keen to go again in the future.”
See Byron Bay waterfalls, rainforest and glowworms on a 5.5-hour guided outing with scenic stops, a vegetarian dinner and nature talks.
“Amazing experience with our tour guide, Magnum. Truly a magical way to see what Byron bay has to offer.”
Explore Byron Bay’s Nightcap rainforest, swim beneath a waterfall, enjoy a vegan forest dinner, and see glowworms after dark.
“Our tour guide gave the tour a relaxed vibe. The tour was very informative and our overall experience was great. A swim at a lovely swimming hole was refreshing and the waterfall was amazing. The food was nice. Having a smaller group made the experience a bit more personal.”
Explore Killen Falls, Lake Ainsworth, Lennox Head and Broken Head on a six-hour Byron Bay tour with local guides and SUP.
“Brilliant all round, waterfall was amazing as were the paddle boards in the lake - guide was very informative a lot of cool facts and areas we never would’ve seen. Really worth the money definitely recommend this trip to really see the area beyond the main beach and town etc.”
Review of Premier Whale Watching Byron Bay, with marine biologists, whale guarantee, hydrophone, free photos, and practical Ballina pickup advice.
“I would recommend that everyone that is able to do this, then do it. What a magical experience and the crew were just fantastic! So many whales and such a brilliant couple of hours.”
Paddle the peaceful Brunswick River near Byron Bay with expert guidance, wildlife spotting, photos, water, and homemade snacks.
“Stand Up Paddle is a really good way to travel this good ecological river. You can see a lot of wild life. It is a highly recommended tour.”
Kayak Cape Byron Marine Park with guides, bottlenose dolphins, turtles, and seasonal whales, plus a free return tour if dolphins do not appear.
“I've lived in Byron in the 80s and 90s. This my first time kayaking and it was everything. The guide paddled and we even caught a wave at Wategoes. It was so much fun. Seen dolphins and it was worth every cent. Just wish they posted my photo. Take a waterproof case to take photos. Byron is spectacular from water. Julian rock is the head of the rainbow serpent and mount Warning is his body. Sensational view.”
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