



by Byron Stand Up Paddle
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.A$290The Byron Stand Up Paddle Nature Tour takes place near Brunswick Heads on the Brunswick River within Cape Byron Marine Park. Participants make their own way to the meeting point. The tour lasts about 2 hours, with a total time commitment of around 3 hours including travel to and from Byron Bay. It begins with a land-based lesson on stand up paddleboarding to teach the basics, especially for beginners. After the lesson, groups of up to eight paddle down a quiet section of the river surrounded by trees. The guide points out local wildlife and provides information about the natural environment during the paddle. There is a brief stop to drink water, which is supplied. After returning to the starting point, participants receive cold water and homemade snacks. Digital photos taken during the tour are sent to participants afterward. Included in the tour are the use of boards, paddles, leg ropes, and life jackets if needed, the combined lesson and guided paddle, snacks, bottled water, and photos. Start times vary depending on tides, so participants should call ahead for scheduling details. Participants must be able to swim and be comfortable around water.
Byron Stand Up Paddle
After arriving independently at the starting point near Brunswick Heads, participants begin with a land-based SUP lesson to learn the basics. The 2-hour paddle follows the Brunswick River within Cape Byron Marine Park, passing through a tunnel of trees with natural surroundings. Groups are kept small, with a maximum of eight people, to maintain a quiet atmosphere. The guide points out local wildlife and shares information during the trip. There is a short break for water, which is provided. Upon return, guests receive cold water and homemade snacks. Many participants find the activity easier than expected and stay dry throughout. After the tour, free digital photos are shared. Start times depend on tide schedules and must be confirmed by phone.
120 min
Travellers make their own way to our starting point in Brunswick Heads
End point
Travellers make their own way to our starting point in Brunswick Heads




by Byron Stand Up Paddle
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.A$290The Byron Stand Up Paddle Nature Tour takes place near Brunswick Heads on the Brunswick River within Cape Byron Marine Park. Participants make their own way to the meeting point. The tour lasts about 2 hours, with a total time commitment of around 3 hours including travel to and from Byron Bay. It begins with a land-based lesson on stand up paddleboarding to teach the basics, especially for beginners. After the lesson, groups of up to eight paddle down a quiet section of the river surrounded by trees. The guide points out local wildlife and provides information about the natural environment during the paddle. There is a brief stop to drink water, which is supplied. After returning to the starting point, participants receive cold water and homemade snacks. Digital photos taken during the tour are sent to participants afterward. Included in the tour are the use of boards, paddles, leg ropes, and life jackets if needed, the combined lesson and guided paddle, snacks, bottled water, and photos. Start times vary depending on tides, so participants should call ahead for scheduling details. Participants must be able to swim and be comfortable around water.
Byron Stand Up Paddle
After arriving independently at the starting point near Brunswick Heads, participants begin with a land-based SUP lesson to learn the basics. The 2-hour paddle follows the Brunswick River within Cape Byron Marine Park, passing through a tunnel of trees with natural surroundings. Groups are kept small, with a maximum of eight people, to maintain a quiet atmosphere. The guide points out local wildlife and shares information during the trip. There is a short break for water, which is provided. Upon return, guests receive cold water and homemade snacks. Many participants find the activity easier than expected and stay dry throughout. After the tour, free digital photos are shared. Start times depend on tide schedules and must be confirmed by phone.
120 min
Travellers make their own way to our starting point in Brunswick Heads
End point
Travellers make their own way to our starting point in Brunswick Heads