Byron Bay Dolphin Kayaking

From only $69

Take a guided kayaking tour in the stunning Byron Bay Marine Park. Come face to face with dolphins and other marine life as you paddle around the most easterly point of Australia.

What better way to spend your time in Byron Bay than on the water?

Covid- Safe
No experience necessary
Dolphin guarantee – if you don’t see a dolphin you can come again for free!
Long, easy to paddle, stable sit on top kayaks
National Park access for morning or afternoon tea for more opportunities to see dolphins
Super fun guides that are trained to the highest industry standard
Paddle around the cape
Marvel at the size of the humpback whales as they migrate through beautiful Byron Bay (May- November)
Spot sea turtles as they come up for a breath of air.
Family friendly

Tours depart several times daily

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Priced from $69 per adult and $59 per child (<11yrs)

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From only $69

Take a guided kayaking tour in the stunning Byron Bay Marine Park. Come face to face with dolphins and other marine life as you paddle around the most easterly point of Australia.

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