Out in the waters of Byron Bay, this adventure will get you up close to dolphins and other marine wildlife. Suitable for all levels of experience, the activity will take place in the sheltered bay where the waters are calm. You’ll be kitted out with safety gear before setting off in a two-person sea kayak, designed for maximum stability.
As you paddle, you’ll get to look out for the area’s many dolphins and turtles, and in the winter season, you may even spot whales. Your guide will teach you more about the region, including Aboriginal history, and back on the beach, you’ll have a chance to relax and enjoy some refreshments.
Why visit
- Guaranteed dolphin sightings
- Lesson in Aboriginal history
- Knowledgeable local guides
What's included
- Morning or afternoon tea
- Cold drinks
- Admission to Cape Byron Headland National Park
- Guide services
- Use of equipment
Restrictions
- Children under 16 years old must be accompanied by an adult.
Languages spoken by guide
Additional information
Visitors will need a basic level of fitness as well as confidence in the water.
If you cannot swim, please inform the tour provider in advance.
The tour can be cancelled due to unfavourable weather conditions or unforeseen circumstances. In such situations, you will either be provided with an alternative date or a refund.
Children aged 12–16 must be accompanied by an adult.
Please bring sun protection, a waterproof camera, water bottle and towel.