Broken Head Aboriginal tours take place Friday afternoons, starting at 4pm. On this tour, guests are taken on a moderate 1.6 km (1hr 30mins) return walk while learning about significant places and hearing local history and traditional stories. There are opportunities to learn some Bundjalung language and about bush food, natural medicine, tools, weapons and artifacts.
During the tour, guests often see an abundance of wildlife, such as pods of dolphins, wallabies and the white-bellied sea eagle to name a few. From coastal rainforest to crashing waves and rocky coves, the views are truly special. We highly recommend that guests wear appropriate shoes and have a water bottle, hat and sunscreen. At the end of each tour, guests enjoy tasting a variety of delicious bush tucker foods and have nice cup of bush tea and a biscuit.
We offer a courtesy pick-up and drop-off services for guests within 6 km of the Byron Bay CBD. If you would like to use this service, please provide your pick-up address when you make your booking. Our pick-up time is 3:20pm. Alternatively, if you provide your own transport to Broken Head, our meeting place is at the start of the ‘Three Sisters Walking Track’ which is next to Broken Head Holiday Park (see Map below). Please be aware that you will need to pay for parking within Broken Head Nature Reserve and it can be busy, so it is important that you allow enough time to find a car park. Please also note that children must be accompanied by their parent or caregiver on this tour.
Learn more about the Three Sisters Walk at Broken Head by Chris Speed.