Australia · BYRON BAY TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 8 byron bay tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Paddle Byron Bay’s volcanic reefs, spot dolphins and turtles, hear local stories, and surf your kayak back to shore for $63.
“Amazing experience to see wildlife up close, we saw loads of dolphins, whales and even a turtle! The guides are super friendly and knowledgeable, loved surfing the waves back at the end.”
Learn to surf in Byron Bay with small groups, warm wetsuits, local instructors, safety coaching, and a real chance to stand up.
“The instructors were so patient with me despite the fact I was useless! They got me standing for a few seconds which quite frankly is unbelievable. Be prepared to be exhausted afterwards”
Explore Byron Bay’s waterfalls, Nightcap rainforest and a secret glowworm site with a guide, vegetarian dinner, scenic stops and gentle nature talks.
“wonderfully immersive experience. informative guide so passionate about taking care of our planet”
Explore Byron Bay’s Nightcap rainforest, swim beneath a waterfall, eat vegan dinner, and see glowworms on a six-hour nature tour.
“Was so magical seeing the glow worms and also glowing mushrooms. Felt like being in a avatar movie. Such a great experience. Also liked the knowledge and the passion for nature from the guide.”
Swim at Killen Falls, paddle Lake Ainsworth, and explore Lennox Head and Broken Head on a six-hour Byron Bay day tour.
“A great way to get into the country surrounding Byron. Harry was a great guide and his Spotify playlist is outstanding! A great way to spend the day.”
Watch humpback whales near Cape Byron with a marine biologist, hear them underwater, and enjoy a small-group boat trip from Ballina.
“What an incredible, intimate glimpse into these beautiful creatures and their habits. Our guide was very knowledgeable and made the experience both interesting and educational too! The trip starts a bit outside Byron, so take a shuttle! The Read more”
Paddle the Brunswick River near Byron Bay with guides Ricky and Krystal, wildlife, digital photos, homemade snacks, and calm nature.
“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, dolphins, turtles, and seasonal whales. See what to expect, what it costs, and who should book.
“Great fun, safe and friendly. Really great way to spend a morning. We saw whales, dolphins and turtles. Incredible.”
Pick a coast, a rock or a vineyard.
