Byron Bay Lighthouse Aboriginal Tour

Byron Bay Aboriginal Guided Walking Tour

This 2.5-hour guided Aboriginal walking tour in Byron Bay suits those with moderate fitness seeking cultural insights and coastal rainforest views.

Highlights

• Learn about native bush foods and natural medicine from your guide
• Spot native wildlife such as dolphins, koalas, sea eagles, and wallabies
• Enjoy panoramic views from the Cape Byron Lighthouse
• Visit a thousand-year-old midden and learn its historical significance
• Discover Bundjalung language and cultural practices

Description

The tour begins at Captain Cook Lookout & Picnic Area (Bawaii Rest Station), ascending the Tallow Ridge Walking Track through coastal rainforest to Cape Byron Lighthouse with panoramic regional views. It continues along the Cape Byron Walking Track past Australia’s most easterly point, Wategos Beach, and The Pass before returning to the starting point.

Your guide, Delta, shares Dreaming stories revealing the cultural and spiritual importance of the landscape. You will learn about native bush foods and natural medicine and have chances to see wildlife like dolphins, koalas, sea eagles, and wallabies.

As you explore the trail, the connection to Country is deepened through the land and ancient stories.

Includes

• 2.5-hour guided Aboriginal walking tour
• Dreaming stories
• Insights into native bush foods and natural medicine
• Opportunities to spot native wildlife

Excludes

• Parking fees

Important Information

• Moderate fitness required due to steep sections and stairs on the rainforest trail
• Not recommended for children under 8 years old

Cancellation Policy

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

Book in advance and wear comfortable walking shoes. The best time to visit is during daylight hours for wildlife spotting and clear views.