The only whale watching tours departing directly from Byron Bay
Come and join us for an unforgettable adventure at Whale Watching Byron Bay, where you’ll get up close with majestic humpback whales against the stunning Byron Bay backdrop. Dive into the rich underwater world with our snorkeling tour at Nguthungulli Julian Rocks, one of Australia’s oldest and most diverse marine sanctuaries. Or immerse in our Turtle School workshop to learn about, swim alongside, and help protect sea turtles. Don’t miss Byron Bay’s most unique marine experiences!
Our marine scientist guided whale watching boat tour is the only one departing from Byron Bay, with 8 people per trip. Join us to admire these magnificent creatures in their natural habitat.
- 3 hours
- min. 5 years old
Explore the chance to swim alongside the diverse wildlife at Nguthungulli Julian Rocks. Immerse into the marine sanctuary islands, overflowing with more than 1,000 varied marine creatures, like sea turtles, sharks, rays and over 500 species of fish.
- 3 hours
- min. 10 years old
Join us for our Turtle School workshop!
You’ll get to learn all about sea turtles, their behaviour, their ecology, and how to identify them. After our lesson get ready to jump in the water and put into action everything you learned!
- 5 hours
- min. 10 years old
CHECK OUT THESE FIVE-STAR REVIEWS ON TRIPADVISOR!
Great organization, the crew knows well where to go and the whales.Since Byron Bay is way we’ll famous for the whales, I advise to take this tour as you could really see them close by.... we saw 1 “breach”, and we saw many whales.Something to do in Byron Bay!
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Great crew, good vibes and heaps of whales LOVED it. Went twice due to having seen a few whales the first time but quickly got a voucher and headed out soon after.
– Moak | TripAdvisor
The trip and staff were amazing looked after us all well. Couldn't ask for a better captain and Naomi was also just as good. Thank you for a wonderful end to our holiday
– Sarah W. | TripAdvisor
Well organised excursion in Zodiac-type boat, right at the end of whale watching season (last week Oct 2018). The knowledgeable crew that managed to spot 4 humpbacks & provide interesting background along the way.
– Hans Z. | TripAdvisorAcknowledgement of Country
We would like to acknowledge the Arakwal people of the Bundjalung Nation who are the Traditional Custodians of this land which we live, work, and stand on.
Arakwal people retain a strong connection to Country; actively caring for flora and fauna and land and waters. We ask that you respect and help look after Country And Culture.
We also acknowledge and pay our respect to Elders both past and present and the extended Aboriginal community.