An easy 90-minute walk on Walgun, Cape Byron, with Arakwal Bundjalung guide Delta Kay, hearing the stories of the places her family has known for thousands of years. It finishes with a tasting of native bush foods and a cup of bush tea.
Days
- 90 minutes
Age
- All ages; child tickets to 17
Group size
- Guided walking group
Start / finish
- The Pass Cafe, Byron Bay / Cape Byron (Walgun)
Return
- See itinerary for details
Transport
- On foot; make your own way to The Pass
Meals
- Bush food tasting, bush tea and a biscuit
Route
Included experiences
- Walgun (Cape Byron) — easy walk to significant places with Delta Kay
- Dreaming stories — local history told by a Bundjalung woman
- Bundjalung language — learn some words on the way
- Bush foods and medicine — plants, tools and artefacts explained
- Bush tucker tasting — native foods with bush tea to finish
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Reviews
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Delta Kay's Walgun Cape Byron tour was beautiful, and as a local I felt I was seeing a familiar place for the first time. Her warmth, generosity and deep knowledge of Country and her family's history made it really meaningful, and the bush tucker tasting was a highlight.
Delta is a warm, welcoming host who generously shared traditions, history and her knowledge of the sea, plants, wildlife and kinship with the land. Do take the advice to arrive early or get dropped at the Pass café, as parking is scarce.
A fascinating, energetic walk up Walgun, Cape Byron, full of plant names and uses, native animals as the Arakwal know them, and traditional stories. Delta is a gifted communicator who wraps you in culture and warmth.
Delta Kay's walking tour of Cavanbah, Byron, shares centuries-old stories and traditions of the Arakwal people, along with native foods, tea and music. The gentle walk suits all ages and takes in the beach, plants and ocean.
My family loved Aunty Delta's Welcome to Country walking tour of Cape Byron. She shared important history of the area that every visitor and local should hear, and we walked through rainforest finding bush tucker and medicines. We felt privileged to spend the time with her.
Thank you Delta for a wonderful time on our visit to Cape Byron, sharing your passion for your culture and your knowledge of history and bush foods. The tastings were delicious, and thanks to Tommy for his help too.
