Wategos Beach Tours and Tickets

Kayak alongside a resident pod of bottlenose dolphins in beautiful Byron Bay! Led by expert guides, this sea kayak adventure takes you through the calm waters of Cape Byron Marine Park. Learn about the protected aquatic environment along the way, see Cape Byron lighthouse and refresh with a tea and Tim Tam biscuit break on the beach. All equipment is provided, and no kayaking experience is necessary.

Enjoy a picnic in Byron Bay organized just for you and one other special person. This half day experience takes place at a specific spot, overlooking this world famous body of water. All the set up and take down will be provided so you don’t have to do anything. Just enjoy the sharing platter offered. If you’d like alcohol, it is BYO.

Explore some of Australia’s most beautiful beaches in Byron Bay by e-bike. You’ll be able to get to places that you can’t get to by car, which makes it that much more fun. Plus it is easy with the e-bike, you don’t have to pedal too hard, so you can cover more ground and see more of the coastline. Fully experience the Byron Bay lifestyle by e-bike.

There’s no better way to enjoy the magnificence of Julian Rocks and Byron Bay’s pristine coastal waters than aboard our purpose-built vessel offering 360-degree views of the surrounding natural beauty and wildlife. Our Coastal Discovery Cruise will take you on a breathtaking adventure from Ballina to Byron Bay where you can encounter species such as dolphins, turtles and birdlife as we navigate our way north through the enormous Cape Byron Marine Park (which includes the Julian Rocks Marine Reserve!). Discover sheer cliffs, secluded beaches and rocky islands as you listen to live commentary by our passionate Marine Biologist. Learn about wildlife, local points of interest & history of the area as you cruise by Australia’s most Easterly point. Imagine viewing Byron Bay’s iconic Cape Byron Lighthouse from a whole new perspective! We’ll circumnavigate one of Australia’s most stunning ecological sites Julian Rocks ‘Nguthungulli’ Marine Reserve before heading back down the coast to Ballina.