TravelDock Surfing
Among the reasons many people travel to Byron Bay will be to drive the epic waves in the place – there’s a motive Byron Bay ranks as among the best 50 spots in the whole world to surf. Advanced and beginner surfers flock to the area to experience these famed waves in Byron Bay.
If spectacular seashores do not tickle your fantasy then hightail to the Crystal Castle that is enchanting to the Byron Hinterland. Denoted the jewel of Byron, Crystal Castle is home to colossal crystal formations surrounded by tropical rain forest.
Sea Kayak
Get up close to turtles, dolphins and whales when you select Byron Bay kayaking as among your holiday adventures. You will not be sorry you did! Cape Byron Kayaks also offers kayaking tours for Byron Bay holiday goers. With two most days, tours available, this kayak firm heads out to the Cape and leaves from Clark Beach. Contained is a stop at Wategos Beach for tea, snorkeling at Middle Reef (conditions allowing), kayak “surfing” along with a drop-off/pick up service from your accommodation.
Cycling. Byron Bay locals love to bike! Town has over 15km’s of dedicated bike routes, which run directly past our front door. The family-friendly trails are purpose built, flat and great for all ages. Take a ride into town for the Thursday farmers market or Sunday community marketplaces (1st Sunday of every month) or just catch a coffee and relax on the beach. Bike paths also take you out past the Arts and Industry Estate that is filled with artist studios, home wares, handmade jewellery and local Byron Bay trend brands including Maddog, Goddess of many more and Baylon. Either bring your own bike or hire locally.
Take up the trek to Cape Byron Lighthouse
The Cape Byron Lighthouse is just another one of the things that are unmissable to do in Byron Bay. Steeped in history with dramatic views of the shoreline, The Cape Byron Lighthouse is the nautical heart of directing seamen across the bay, Byron Bay and delivering magnificent 360 degree coastal views to voyagers. Trek up the headland that is lovely path to the summit of the lighthouse at which you’ll see rain forest gullies melding into the coastline along with a pod of dolphins if you are blessed.
Hot Tip: Park in the first car park before you go through the gates, as they kick the cars out of the main car park right on sundown if you are planning to drive as much as the lighthouse at sundown.
But when you’re able and willing, give the coastal walk a go. Breathe in the fresh coastal air, hear the crashing of the waves, and walk amongst the coastal forests.
