Byron Bay and Tropical Fruit World

Come and discover the alternative lifestyle in Byron Bay, where tattoos are the norm and the locals are relaxed. Visit the Cape Byron Lighthouse and gain spectacular ocean views. After Byron Bay. You will be driving via coach to Springbrook National Park. Walk through cool rainforests and view a plunging waterfall. Take in the magnificent views from scenic lookouts. This is a day full of fantastic photo opportunities.

Take a day trip to trendy Byron Bay to relax at a cafe, indulge in some retail therapy or spend time at the beach. You’ll enjoy a scenic drive down the coast into New South Wales, and make plenty of entertaining stops along the way.

Byron Bay is famous as the relaxed “alternate lifestyle” capital of Australia. Come and meet the locals and soak up Byron’s laidback atmosphere. You’ll find a great range of original crafts, clothing and gift ideas if you’re into shopping. For lunch (at your own expense), you can choose a local cafe, the beachfront pub or enjoy a takeaway by the beach.

Cape Byron is mainland Australia’s most easterly point, making Cape Byron Lighthouse the most easterly lighthouse in Australia – and one of the most powerful. You’ll see the lighthouse perched on a precipitous cliff at the top of a rocky headland.

In the afternoon you’ll stop into Tropical Fruit World, a fifth-generation family-run farm specializing in Australia’s most exotic fruit. You’re sure to enjoy one of the best fruit parfaits around – after all, tropical fruit is what they do! You’ll also have the opportunity to purchase natural products such as tea-tree and avocado oils and soaps

Other highlights include:
Spectacular views to Mt Warning
Seeing whales making their annual migration north in the winter months
Enjoying the contrast of mountains and beaches as the tour takes you through some of the most picturesque scenery in northern NSW
Visiting Superbee Honeyworld to sample up to 15 varieties of local honey
Stopping into Chocolate Expo next door, where chocolate-makers produce over 140 varieties of confectionery by hand

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