Broken Head Aboriginal Tour

Broken Head Nature Reserve, Byron Bay



The Broken Head Aboriginal Tour with Arakwal Bundjalung woman Delta Kay takes place every Friday at 4pm.

This guided walking tour at Broken Head suits those interested in local Aboriginal stories and coastal nature near Byron Bay.

Highlights

  • The story of The Three Sisters
  • Information about ‘King’ Bobby and the Bray family
  • Coastal rainforest and ocean views

Description

The tour begins at the start of the Three Sisters Walking Track beside Broken Head Holiday Park, located at the end of Broken Head Reserve Road. Guests will take a moderate 1.6 km return walk while learning about significant sites, local history, and traditional stories.

Along the way, you’ll experience coastal rainforest, rocky coves, and ocean waves. At the end of the walk, the tour concludes with a tasting of bush tucker foods, bush tea, and a biscuit.

It is recommended to wear appropriate walking shoes and bring water, a hat, and sunscreen. Parking within Broken Head Nature Reserve requires a fee and can be busy, so allow extra time to find a spot.

Includes

  • Aboriginal tour guide fees

Excludes

  • Parking fees

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Broken Head Aboriginal Tour is a guided 1.6 km walking tour near Byron Bay that explores local Aboriginal history, stories, and natural sites along the Three Sisters Walking Track.
The tour starts at the beginning of the Three Sisters Walking Track, located next to Broken Head Holiday Park on Broken Head Reserve Road near Byron Bay.
The walking section is a moderate 1.6 km return walk through coastal rainforest and rocky coves near Byron Bay.
You will see diverse coastal rainforest, rocky coves, ocean views, and significant cultural sites connected to Aboriginal stories near Byron Bay.
Local guides with knowledge of Aboriginal history and culture lead the tour, sharing traditional stories about The Three Sisters, ‘King’ Bobby, and the Bray family.
The tour includes storytelling, visiting culturally significant sites, and tasting bush tucker foods with bush tea and biscuits near Byron Bay.
The tour is moderate in difficulty and family-friendly, making it suitable for children who can manage a 1.6 km walk.
It’s recommended to wear comfortable walking shoes and dress for outdoor conditions while exploring the Broken Head coastal area near Byron Bay.
The tour is available throughout the year, but you should check the official website for current availability and operating hours.
The tour involves a moderate walk on uneven terrain, so it may not be suitable for those with limited mobility.

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