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All about the Kayak with Dolphins Tour

Take this Kayak with Dolphins trip from Byron Bay beach. We see dolphins on 90% of our tours and if you don’t see them you can come again another time for free! National Park access into Wategos or Little Wategos for morning afternoon tea, enabling more of an opportunity to see dolphins

Spot dolphins, whales, and turtles as you kayak, morning or afternoon tea with Tim Tams on the beach, learn modern and Aboriginal history. Full instruction is provided on kayak wave surfing to allow time for customers to catch waves should they wish to

Enjoy paddling your sea kayak out through the surf and later ride some of Australia’s most famous waves in Byron Bay.

Kayak with Dolphins Tour
Tour itinerary - 1 Days

  • Day 1 3hr Guided Kayaking Tour
    Pick up from Byron Bay Accommodation

    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.
    We leave from Clarks Beach and follow the coastline out to the Cape. 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.
    Catch up with our dolphin friends at Wategos 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.
    Stop at Wategos Beach for a morning tea/afternoon tea. Pull into one of our pristine beaches for morning or afternoon tea which consists of coffee, tea, Milo, bottled water, and Tim Tams. This should be more than enough to get you back into the action!
    Snorkel at Middle Reef with the rays and turtles
    Surf the waves
    We keep you entertained the whole time making your experience a safe and memorable one
    Drop off back at Byron Bay Accommodation
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Real Aussie Says:
Experience a kayaking adventure spot for wild dolphins, migrating whales, turtles, rays and so much other wildlife. Crystal clear warm waters. Great Beach Drive experience included! 4WD vehicle access only and stunning uncrowded beaches. Spectacular colored sand cliff tour. Casual guided paddle around the spectacular Double Island Point headland. See Australian wildlife in their habitat, in the wild. Large pods of dolphins, whales (20,000 passed each way last year on migration), turtles, rays, migrating birds, soldier crabs in their thousands are all frequent.

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