Brunswick Heads Tours, Tickets & Excursions

Take in the scenery around you as you kayak along sweeping beaches, sand dunes and tea-tree lakes of the Brunswick River on this 2.5-hour guided kayak tour. Get up close to the local wildlife as you paddle along the serene water ways, spot sea birds swooping over the coast and tuck into breakfast (included) on the waterfront. This small-group tour includes optional hotel pick-up from Byron Bay.

Explore the Brunswick River and rainforest of New South Wales on a 1.5-hour morning boat cruise in Cape Byron Marine Park. Your guide shares informative commentary about the region's history and wildlife, and you might spot a variety of birds along the shore, and fish, stingrays and other marine animals in the clear waters. You can also enjoy the delicious selection of hot and cold drinks, cakes and biscuits that are served during the cruise.

Sunset Kayaking is the perfect way to finish your day.....Take it down a notch or two and join the Brunswick River Sunset Nature Kayak tour. The Brunswick River is one of the most beautiful river systems in New South Wales. Running tours on the top of the tide when the waters create a crystal clean and calm oasis for kayaking in. Enjoy a stunning kayaking experience as you observe the birdlife, river bank feeding wildlife and Turtles, Stingrays and Fish juste below your kayak..  As the sun sets in the west behind the Mt Chincogan silhouette you'll be so glad you took the time to kayak on the Brunswick River.

Cape Byron Marine Park is a 37km stretch of coastline that starts at the Brunswick River in the North and extends to Lennox Head in the South. This protected subtropical habitat supports a biodiverse community of marine life including some threatened and protected species. Nestled within the Marine Park and visible from Main Beach in Byron Bay is Julian Rocks, known locally as ‘Nguthungulli’ (pronounced nuth-un-gully), the Arakwal-Bundjalung word meaning ‘Father of the World’. In Aboriginal Dreamtime, Nguthungulli was the creator of land, water, animals and plants. After he created this beautiful place, he chose to rest in a cave at Julian Rocks. Nguthungulli is a sacred site and has been protected for many decades. Its protection has allowed marine life to thrive in the unspoiled turquoise waters that surround the rock formations.

The Brunswick River is magical at dawn. Peaceful, tranquil, calm, still—it has it all. You can relax, reset, re-energize, and re-vitalize... Take it down a notch or two and join the Brunswick River Sunset Nature Kayak Tour. The Brunswick River is one of the most beautiful river systems in New South Wales. running tours on the top of the tide when the waters create a crystal-clear and calm oasis for kayaking in. Enjoy a stunning kayaking experience as you observe the birdlife, riverbank feeding wildlife, and turtles, stingrays, and fish just below your kayak. As the sun rises in the west behind the Mt. Chincogan silhouette, you'll be so glad you took the time to kayak on the Brunswick River.

Discover the natural beauty of Brunswick River and the rainforest of New South Wales on a 1.5-hour sunset boat cruise in Cape Byron Marine Park. Look for fish, stingrays and other marine animals in the clear waters, and a variety of bird life along the shoreline, and learn about the region's history and wildlife from your informative guide. Enjoy a cold beer, wine, soda or juice, and light snacks served onboard the boat, and watch the colorful sunset as your boat returns to the harbor.

After the success of our Premier Whale Watching Cruise departing from Ballina, we are now offering a departure location from Brunswick Heads. Enjoy a once in a lifetime, close encounter with Humpback Whales! (May - November). Join our Marine Biologist Guide on our Premier Whale Watching Cruise. Depart from the Brunswick River and enter the stunning waters of Cape Byron Marine Park. Encounter astonishing Humpback Whales in their natural habitat as they migrate past the iconic coastline between Byron Bay and Brunswick. Enjoy the breathtaking scenery while listening to live Humpback Whale song using our specialised underwater hydrophone. Our friendly Marine Biologist will share in-depth knowledge of the area, local points of interest & encounters we experience within Byron’s Marine Park. The migration of whales is a significant feat & a spectacular event to witness as they frolic & breach. At more than 2,500-kms, this is considered one of the longest migrations in the animal kingdom.