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Dive and Snorkel Julian RocksThis is a must for anyone who loves marine life - turtles, rays, moray eels, lion fish - Julian Rocks is part of Cape Byron Marine Park and is regarded as one of Australia's top 10 dive sites. |
02-66809134 |
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Gliding Adventure FlightsExciting way of checking out Byron from a different angle. Try the new high performance glider! |
0266 847 627 |
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Whale WatchingA walk from Wategoes Beach up to the lighthouse is a must at any time of the year. In July and October migratory humpback whales are a common sight |
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Byron ImagesA fantastic little photographic gallery located in the heart of town (cnr of Jonson and Lawson st, at the roundabout, under the Balcony restaurant). The photographer, John D'Errey has lived in Byron almost all his life and knows the moods of the Bay. He's just released a film about Byron, a magnificent journey looking at Byron through the eyes of dolphins. |
02 66 858 909 |
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Byron Weekend MarketsByron Weekend Markets |
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Calendar of Events in Byron BayA detailed and up-to-date calendar of all things happening in and around Byron Bay is at http://www.planula.com.au/explore-byron-bay/byron-bay-events-calendar/ |
0266809134 |
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Horse Riding on the BeachHorse Riding on the Beach |
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Kayaking with DolphinsKayaking with Dolphins |
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SailboardingSailboarding |
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Swim all year roundThe water temperature is above 22 degrees for most of the year. This means that even in July you can enjoy a day at the beach. |
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Yoga StudiosThere are some fabulous yoga teachers in the Bay to help you unwind, de-stress and look after that body that we sometimes take for granted! |
02 6685 5650 |
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Beach ConditionsCheck out the Coastalwatch for the latest surf report and water termperature plus a live video from Byron's main beach |
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Old Growth RainforestOld Growth Rainforest |
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Whale watchingWhale watching |
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Arakwal National ParkThis beautiful coastal park is named in honor and respect to the Aboriginal custodians of Byron Bay, the Arakwal. Tallow View Bungalow is located on the very edge of this pristine heathland. Walk from the bungalow through the park to Tallow Beach, in the footsteps of those who first lived here. |
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Sacred LakeIt is said that the Aboriginals once gave birth here |