Mamma’s gotta say - fruit is pretty incredible. A view you will have too after coming out of Tropical Fruit World. This place isn’t just a lesson on all the different and amazing varieties of tropical fruit, and their health benefits though - that is only part of the story.
Read MoreThe story of the three sisters comes from the Dreamtime story of the Bundjalung People. One sister became caught in a strong current, and then the other two were also swept away trying to save her. It was actually a warning for the tribes children not to head into this treacherous but beautiful water.
Read MoreIf there’s one thing you must do while you are hanging in Byron - it’s the walk to the lighthouse. This rite of passage is popular with locals and tourists alike. You can start your walk from Clarkes Beach and head through the Pass, or just start at Wategos - depending on how little those legs are!
Read MoreThis (worlds first) heritage solar train is so much fun, quick and easy. No need to book, just rock up at the station, pay the conductor and jump on! It takes about 10 minutes to get to North Beach station and along the way you get to see a different side of Byron zoom past.
Read MoreThis is just the sweetest little adventure to have with your kids! If you pop into the Visitor Information Centre you can pick up a print out of the clues for finding the fairies, and then off you go!
Read MoreThe Farm in Byron Bay is just one of those places that your kids (and you) will want to go back to again and again. They have seriously divine food and coffee, a great playground, a gorgeous nursery, a local produce shop and freshly made ice cream - made on site!
Read MoreKids get the choice of climbing and hanging on the gymnastics bars; or scooting, skating and running around on the skate ramps; or playing in the playground. Choices, options and favourites! We love this newly installed playground.
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