WHAT TO EXPECT?
Dive into an underwater paradise with our snorkelling Tour in Byron Bay! Prepare to be amazed as you explore the incredible Julian Rocks Marine Sanctuary, known locally as “Nguthungulli”. It is a haven for marine life just off the coast of Australia’s most easterly point.
Julian Rocks is a convergence point of warm tropical and cooler temperate waters, making it a marine wildlife hotspot! Turtles, Manta Rays, Leopard Sharks, Grey Nurse Sharks, Dolphins and Whales are all common visitors.
Rated as one of Australia’s top dive sites, Julian Rocks boasts shallow, safe waters perfect for snorkelling and freediving. Get ready to encounter a world teeming with marine wonders. From colourful fish to majestic turtles, playful dolphins, and even magnificent whales!
Board our comfortable vessel, the “Apollo 2,” and enjoy the scenic sights of Byron Bay’s coastline as we make our way to Julian Rocks. Keep your eyes peeled for local dolphins and other marine marvels along the way!
Once at Julian Rocks, you’ll be guided by our knowledgeable Marine Naturalist, who will be right there with you in the water, pointing out fascinating marine species and sharing interesting facts about the underwater world.
With small, personalised tours limited to just 12 snorkelers, you’ll enjoy a truly unique and intimate experience. And don’t worry about capturing the moment – our professional underwater photographers will ensure your snorkelling memories are beautifully preserved and shared daily on our social media channels.
But it’s not just about the adventure
By joining us onboard, you’ll actively support important research programs aimed at understanding and protecting our local marine life. Plus, you’ll be contributing to the conservation of Julian Rocks. It is a Sanctuary Zone with the highest level of protection for its rich biodiversity and cultural significance.
So come aboard and embark on an unforgettable snorkelling tour in Byron Bay – where every dive is a discovery and every moment is a treasure!
Traditional country: Bundjalung