Top 17 Things To Do in Ballina
The Ballina Shire has become Byron Bay’s idyllic neighbour; it is truly a hidden jewel of the North Coast!
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15 Whales
Byron Bay
8-21
SSW 7KN
1.8m
Today there was plenty of action out off the coast of Ballina and Byron Bay. We enjoyed breaching, comp groups, muggings & tail slapping on our Byron Bay Whale Watching Cruises at 8:00am & 11:00am. Conditions are looking good this week, so be sure to book aboard our Byron Bay Whale Watching Cruise.
December - April
Every sunset on the Brunswick river is special. Feel the breeze cooling you on a summer afternoon as you watch the birds return to roost for the night. The rainforest and river scenery is beautiful at this time of day.
December - April
Looking for things to do in Ballina? Take a Ballina River Cruise and discover the tranquil waters of the Richmond River around Ballina Island, explore the mangrove forests, the richly diverse flora and fauna and the creeks that branch off it.
It’s a wrap! 🐋👏 Thank you to everyone who joined us aboard & shared in these special whale moments from our 2024 season 🤩 We wish all the magnificent whales we have encountered safe & well on their journey back to Antarctica & can’t wait to welcome them again in May 🙌
We will be closed for the next month to give our vessels & crew some R&R before our Summer Snorkel Tours commence December 1st 🤿
See you again soon!
‘Tail’ end of the season!
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Sperm whales off Ballina wooow
The Ballina Shire has become Byron Bay’s idyllic neighbour; it is truly a hidden jewel of the North Coast!
The full story of Dean’s experience. “Seeing Orcas for a second year in a row had my adrenaline pumping” Mr Fuchs said.
The full story of Dean’s first hand experience. “I was shocked, amazed and saddened at the same time” Mr Fuchs said.
We would like to acknowledge the Arakwal people of the Bundjalung Nation who are the Traditional Custodians of this land on 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 lookafter Country and Culture. We also acknowledge and pay our respect to Elders both past and present and the extended Aboriginal community.
or return for a free trip to try again.
