Tours & Activities in Brunswick Heads

Explore the prolific marine life of Byron Bay at "Nuthungulli" Julian Rocks marine sanctuary. Snorkel and freedive with turtles, manta and eagle rays, harmless leopard sharks and thousands of fish. Learn as you go with your marine biologist on board.

Marine Biologist guide Fast and stable boat Waterproof poncho Hydrophone to listen to the whales Small group up close and personal with the whales

Explore 3 different natural habitats near Byron Bay to see Aussie wildlife in the wild with guaranteed sightings of koalas, kangaroos, and birds.

The Brunswick River is magical at dawn. Peaceful, tranquil, calm, still—it has it all. You can relax, reset, re-energize, and re-vitalize... Take it down a notch or two and join the Brunswick River Sunset Nature Kayak Tour. The Brunswick River is one of the most beautiful river systems in New South Wales. running tours on the top of the tide when the waters create a crystal-clear and calm oasis for kayaking in. Enjoy a stunning kayaking experience as you observe the birdlife, riverbank feeding wildlife, and turtles, stingrays, and fish just below your kayak. As the sun rises in the west behind the Mt. Chincogan silhouette, you'll be so glad you took the time to kayak on the Brunswick River.

Admire the biodiversity of Byron Bay's Julian Rocks Nguthungulli Nature Reserve on this snorkeling tour with a marine biologist guide. Swim with friendly leopard sharks, manta rays, turtles, and more.

Cape Byron Marine Park is a 37km stretch of coastline that starts at the Brunswick River in the North and extends to Lennox Head in the South. This protected subtropical habitat supports a biodiverse community of marine life including some threatened and protected species. Nestled within the Marine Park and visible from Main Beach in Byron Bay is Julian Rocks, known locally as ‘Nguthungulli’ (pronounced nuth-un-gully), the Arakwal-Bundjalung word meaning ‘Father of the World’. In Aboriginal Dreamtime, Nguthungulli was the creator of land, water, animals and plants. After he created this beautiful place, he chose to rest in a cave at Julian Rocks. Nguthungulli is a sacred site and has been protected for many decades. Its protection has allowed marine life to thrive in the unspoiled turquoise waters that surround the rock formations.

WHALE WATCHING BYRON BAY - BRUNSWICK HEADS

Julian Rocks Marine Sanctuary in Byron Bay is rated as one of the best dive sites in Australia. Our on-board Marine biologist will guide you to the best spots to see marine life. We provide a high-quality mask, set of fins and a wetsuit. Enjoy the sights of the Byron Bay coastline onboard our comfortable, purpose-built vessel "Wardjum" - Bundjalung for a mythical sea creature.

Immerse yourself in the peace and tranquility of the Crystal Castle & Shambhala Gardens near Byron Bay. See some of the biggest crystals in the world and take part in healing walks and meditations.

Snorkel with turtles, manta rays, leopard sharks and more at Julian Rocks Marine Sanctuary, one of the best dive spots in Australia. Naturalist guides and all gear is provided for this tour.

Step into a 1970s-inspired Byron Bay camping vibe! Enjoy bonfire tunes, morning meditation, and hands-on fun building a self-sustaining food forest. Nature, community, and chill good times await!

Ride the serene waters of Australia's Brunswick River on this guided kayak tour. Enjoy the sunset as you paddle across the tranquil river, see pelicans and sea eagles, and try to spot stingrays.

Explore the Australian rainforest at night using military-grade night vision goggles to observe animals, without disturbing them with a torch, for a more eco-friendly experience.

Discover the peace and tranquility of the beautiful Brunswick River at sunrise. Explore the beauty of the coastal village of Brunswick Heads by kayak at this magical time of day alongside your guide.