Byron Bay, Australia 
- All safety gear and equipment including life jackets, wetsuits and helmets.
- Access to tour photos on Cape Byron Bay Kayak's Facebook page
- Kayak surfing
- Morning or afternoon tea with all the Tim Tams you can eat and hot and cold drinks
- Access to Cape Byron Headland National Park
- No experience required
- Children welcome
- Pick up / Drop off from accommodation
- Dolphin guarantee - if you don't see a dolphin you can come again for free!
Highlights
WHAT TO EXPECT
Experience all the fun and adventure of a Cape Byron Kayaks guided tour. Feel the exhilaration as you paddle with the dolphins, the turtles and the whales that frequent the enticing waters of Byron Bay. Whether you are a novice or experienced kayaker, your adventure will include paddling our gorgeous Marine Park, the waves, the wilderness and morning or afternoon tea with Tim Tams on a beautiful beach.
Take in some of the best sights the East Coast has to offer. Learn about local history, aboriginal history, the lighthouse, dolphins, whales and turtles. See the Most Easterly Point of the Australian mainland. This is all part of your Byron Bay sea kayak experience with Cape Byron Kayaks.
See and learn these things and more while you paddle in your sea kayak around the famous Byron Bay marine reserve.
Enjoy paddling your sea kayak out through the surf and later ride some of Australia?s most famous waves in Byron Bay.
Get up close and personal with our friendly Bottlenose Dolphins and discover how inquisitive they can be.
Spot Sea Turtles as they come up for a breath of air.
Marvel at the size of the majestic Humpback Whales as they migrate through beautiful Byron Bay.
There are estimated to be around 1500 dolphins in the greater Byron Bay area, stretching from Brunswick Heads in the north to Ballina in the south. Byron Bay and its immediate waters are an important habitat for over 300 dolphins. These are called resident dolphins and will live in this area their entire lives. The species most commonly seen on our tours include inshore and offshore bottle nose dolphins, along with some Indo Pacific humpback dolphins and common dolphins.
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