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Oceania · Nueva Gales del Sur

Byron Bay, Australia

Water sports Half day difficulty: Moderate with kids: yes
Byron Bay, Australia

At the easternmost point of mainland Australia, Byron Bay is a laid-back beach town with waves ideal for learning. At «The Pass», long, gentle waves roll slowly by the beach, and several schools teach families, with dolphins that sometimes pass nearby.

The pop wink

Byron Bay marks the easternmost point of the Australian continent, crowned by a white lighthouse on the cliff. Its waters are a passageway for dolphins and whales, which sometimes show themselves from the very board while you learn to surf.

With kids

  • Learn in the long, gentle waves of The Pass
  • Keep an eye out for the dolphins that pass near the shore
  • Climb up to the lighthouse at Australia's easternmost point
  • Practice the stance on the board before going into the water
Accessibility: Classes from childhood in long, gentle waves; The Pass is known for being friendly to learn on

With family

  • Take a lesson with the beach schools, for all ages
  • Walk up to the lighthouse and look for whales in season
  • Learn together in a town with a relaxed atmosphere
  • Respect the sea and share the waves with other surfers

Full listing, routes and recommendations at Mi País — Byron Bay, Australia. ← All destinations