Explore Byron Bay

Name: Explore Byron Bay
Address: 10 Ironbark Avenue, Byron Bay, NSW, 2481, AU
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Explore Byron Bay is a majority owned First Nations tourism operator that offers deeply authentic and thoroughly immersive cultural tours and experiences guided by highly respected Arakwal Bundjalung woman Delta Kay.

Delta’s ancestors have lived in the Byron Bay area for millennia, and her captivating walking tours showcase the region’s premier destinations while immersing participants in its rich culture.

As one of the few First Nations tourism operators in Northern NSW—and the only one within the Byron Bay Shire—Explore Byron Bay offers a unique and authentic way of learning about the destination through a fresh and meaningful lens.

Awarded the Gold Winner for Excellence in Cultural Tourism at the 2024 North Coast Tourism Awards and Outstanding First Nations Business at the 2024 Uniquely Byron Bay Business Awards, the company has firmly established itself as a premier choice for travellers seeking an authentic and transformative Byron Bay experience.

Delta’s ancestors have lived in the Byron Bay area for millennia, and her captivating walking tours showcase the region’s premier destinations while immersing participants in its rich culture.

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Available Tours

Walgun Cape Byron Aboriginal Tour

Discover the beauty and cultural narratives of Walgun (Cape Byron), the easternmost point of mainland Australia. This 1 km (1.5 hour) walking tour blends local history, Dreaming stories, and stunning natural landscapes. As you stroll through coastal rainforests and along rocky cliffs, you’ll learn Bundjalung language, discover native food and medicine, and have the chance to observe wildlife like dolphins, wallabies and fairy wrens. The tour concludes with a tasting of native food, refreshing bush tea, and biscuits. Perfect for those seeking a deeper connection with nature and culture, this tour is an inspiring exploration of the heritage and beauty of Byron Bay.

$75 per person

Byron Bay Lighthouse Aboriginal Tour 2.5 Hour Tour

Come with Delta Kay for an inspiring 2.5 hour guided Aboriginal walking tour as we make our way along the 3.7 km iconic Walgun Cape Byron Lighthouse Loop Trail. Beginning at Captain Cook Lookout & Picnic Area (Bawaii Rest Area), this tour takes guests up Tallow Ridge Walking Track through serene coastal rainforests before reaching the Cape Byron Lighthouse, revealing breathtaking panoramic views of the region. The tour then follows the Cape Byron Walking Track past Australia's most easterly point, Wategos Beach, The Pass and then returning back to Captain Cook Lookout (Bawaii Rest Station). During the tour, Delta will share powerful Dreaming stories, offering deep insights into the cultural and spiritual significance of the surrounding landscapes. Guests will also have the opportunity to learn about native bush foods and natural medicine, and if we're lucky, we might spot some native wildlife like dolphins, koalas, sea eagles and wallabies. As you explore the Lighthouse trail, let the beauty of the land and its ancient stories connect you to Country. Importantly - Moderate fitness is required for this tour, with steep sections as you ascend the rainforest trail. This tour is also NOT recommended for children under 8 years of age.

$99 per person

Byron Bay Lighthouse Aboriginal Tour 1-Hour Tour

Come experience the breathtaking panoramic views from the Cape Byron Lighthouse while being inspired by the traditional Aboriginal stories shared by local Bundjalung guide Delta Kay. During this 1-hour tour, Delta will share traditional and local Byron Bay history, as well as powerful Dreaming stories, offering deep insights into the cultural and spiritual significance of the surrounding landscapes. Guests will have the opportunity to learn some Bundjalung language, and if we're lucky, we might spot some native wildlife like dolphins, turtles and sea eagles.

$60 per person