There are some awesome Bird Watching experiences out there this week – National Bird Watching Week.
G’day nature lovers,
Scaly Breasted Lorikeet
I love birds, I’m not sure I’m a fully-fledged bird nerd yet, but I think I’m well on my way. 23-29 October 2017 is Bird Week; there will be lots of activities for bird lovers of all ages, abilities and interest. Here are some of my suggestions for bird-tastic activities to get your feathers wet.
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Byron Bay Eco Cruise and Kayaks, run this awesome Kayaking and SUP experience on the beautiful Brunswick River.
Kayaking in Minjungbul Creek
G’day nature lovers,
I love kayaking. I’m not that great at it, but I love being immersed in nature and kayaking does that in a wonderful way. So it’s lucky, I suppose that I live 100m from the beautiful Brunswick River (15km north of Byron Bay).
I normally go paddling with my mate Kris, when the tides are right we drop our kayaks and paddle 2-4 hours. If we are feeling clever, we time the tides right so we don’t have to work too hard.
The other day I was helping out on my mates cruise boat and they pointed out Minjungbul Creek off the Brunswick River, there was heaps of mangrove and rainforest on a beautiful creek. Trouble is, it would take me quite a while to get there in my kayak, and I could be fighting tides and head winds just to get the…
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We always recommend a visit to the Cape Byron Lighthouse on every trip to Byron. We can take you there on our Byron Bay Tour.
Cape Byron Lighthouse Walk, always take the high road.
G’day nature lovers,
The lighthouse is one of the iconic features of Byron Bay, no trip to Byron is complete without a visit.
I’m often asked “What’s the best way to get to the Byron Lighthouse?” I always reply, “It depends on your fitness, but as with everything in live, always take the high road.” Here are my top 10 tips to navigating the Byron Bay Lighthouse Track.
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