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Byron Bay © PT. 2000 
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Cape
Byron Headland.
Ph:(02)
6685 5955. |
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Welcome to Cape Byron Headland Reserve
The
Cape Byron lighthoude stands 22 metres high, perched 94 metres above sea
level on the crest of a windswept headland. The lighthouse was built in
1901 (from pre-cast concrete blocks) to reduce shipping hazards along
a dangerous stretch of the coast.
Feel like getting away from it all and finding some natural settings?
Go to cape Byron, direction Main Beach, follow the beach to the right
just after Watego's beach to see the surfers in action.
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The
observation point of Wategos Beach, behind this islet, where! can
notice, in the roll of the waves, the surfers awaiting their waves. After
having admired their amazing prowess, l start to cross National Park,
with its relatively surprising plant life, that enchants and refreshes.
At the end of this path l take a right towards the cliffs and there, where
l discovers an unexpected view of waves of an incredible force and violence
crashing against the rocks, realizing it's definitely not the Mediterranean
Sea here.
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Expect
to surf at the worlds most
beautiful beaches.
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Cape
Byron Reserve
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lf you're patient in regarding the ocean, you'll notice from a distance
the dophins, the sting rays, and during the period between August and
October you can sight whales migrating up the coast.
Cape Byron is a national park
with numerous marine mammals where one can also discover all the plant
and wildlife plus its historic past and European history.
Naturaly beauty
Cape Byron is 3km from the Byron Bay post office on New south Wales'
Far North Coast, by road 71km south of the Queensland border.
Heritage et Education Aboriginal
heritage is not a thing of the past.
Members of the Arakwal clan, who are the Aboriginal custodians of the
Byron Bay area, take an active role preserve traditional sites and retain
cultural values, palm Valley for example, is the site of the oldest
midden in the region. Aborigines camped and ate pipis, fish and animals
here for more than a 1000 years.
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Manta Ray |
Loggerhead
Turtle |
Bottlenose
Dolphin |
Humpback Whale |
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Mountain
Bike Tours
The Best
Way to Surf the Coast
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Activities
Byron Bay Surf School- (YHA)
Sea Kayaks.
SUNDIVE
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Descent
on mountain bike through the footpaths- go for it!
Discover adventure, barbeques, a swim in a river!
MOUNTAIN BIKE ADVENTURE DOWN HILL
TRAILS
Infos:
Call (02) 6685 7142 - Byron Bay.
Mountain
Bike Tours (NSW) - Martin Miller - Manager
Freecall:1800 122 504 - Website: www.mountainbiketours.com.au
Discover
and Learn How to Surf Byron Bay's SURF School Why not go
kayaking with the dolphins?
Website: http://byron-bay.com/byronbaysrufschool
Kayaking Adventures with the
Dolphins - Byron Bay - Ph:(02)
6685 5830.
Discover the Julian Rochs Aquatic
Reserve -
Ph:(02) 6685 7755.
Air fills - Gear hire & sales - PADI - 5 Star Facility - Daily Dive & snorkelling trips.
 
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