Wheelchair accessible things to do in Byron Bay

Haven Gallery Byron Bay interactive and immersive art experience

Byron Bay, New South Wales

5.0 · 1 reviews on Viator

Haven Gallery in Byron Bay is a multi-sensory playground where art, sound, and movement converge to create an immersive experience. Located in a reimagined Woolworths building, the gallery transforms light and color into a living artwork that invites exploration and interaction. Visitors of all ages can wander through Haven City, discovering playful installations and engaging with creative exhibits designed to spark curiosity. The gallery hosts exhibitions, workshops, and performances throughout the year, catering to families, couples, and art lovers looking for a unique cultural experience.

Luxury Fire Performance

Byron Bay, New South Wales

Under the golden hues of sunset on Byron Bay beach, a professional multi-prop fire performance ignites the senses. A Dancer wield flaming staffs, fans, and hoops in hypnotic synchronicity, their silhouette flickering against the waves. The roar of the fire blends with the ocean’s rhythm, creating a heartbeat of elemental magic. Sparks fly as the dancer spins and leap, fearless and fluid, captivating ylu with their daring grace. Each burst of flame mirrors the wild energy of the bay itself; raw, beautiful, and unforgettable. It’s not just a show; it’s a ritual of light and passion under the open, starlit sky.

Wellness Art Class in Byron Bay

Byron Bay, New South Wales

5.0 · 3 reviews on Viator

Paint into wellness and connection. Allow yourself to connect within yourself and rediscover your inner child. Play with the colors and have fun with your family and friends. You relax, you stop worrying and you connect within yourself and the people around you. I am helping you to reconnect and be present in the moment.

1 Hour Byron Bay Lighthouse Aboriginal Tour

Byron Bay, New South Wales

Explore the cultural heritage and natural beauty of Byron Bay on a 1-hour tour led by local Bundjalung guide Delta Kay. Marvel at the stunning views from the Cape Byron Lighthouse while learning about the area's rich Aboriginal history and Dreaming stories. This enlightening experience includes opportunities to learn some Bundjalung language and spot native wildlife such as dolphins and sea eagles. Prepare for an engaging journey that connects you deeply with the landscape's cultural significance. 1-hour guided tour at Cape Byron Lighthouse with a local Aboriginal guide Discover traditional stories and cultural insights from the Bundjalung people Opportunity to learn some Bundjalung language and spot local wildlife Meeting point at 199 Lighthouse Road, Byron Bay, parking available

Near Gold Coast: Crystal Castle Admission Ticket

Byron Bay, New South Wales

4.5 · 129 reviews on Viator

Just 45 minutes from the Gold Coast airport, discover a serene sanctuary in Byron Bay’s hinterland by pre-booking your admission ticket for Crystal Castle & Shambhala Gardens. Crystal Castle is a magical sanctuary that’s home to the world’s largest collection of giant crystals. Stand between the towering Crystal Guardians - the tallest smoky quartz geodes ever found at 5.5 metres tall. Sit inside the Dragon Egg, a 120-million-year-old amethyst crystal cave. Walk the Crystal Labyrinth, inspired by the Chartres Cathedral, and touch the World Peace Stupa, blessed by His Holiness the Dalai Lama. Your Day Pass includes a Crystal Singing Bowls session (12 pm & 3 pm), a Crystal Meditation session (1:30 pm), and a Guided Tour (11 am). Enjoy vegetarian meals at the Lotus Café. Browse Castle Jewels for quality crystals and jewellery. Pre-booked admission to Crystal Castle & Shambhala Gardens Save time with a pre-purchased online ticket Walking shoes and a hat are recommended

Cape Byron Aboriginal Tour

Byron Bay, New South Wales

5.0 · 32 reviews on Viator

On this tour, guests are taken on an easy walk while learning about significant places and hearing local history and traditional stories. Highlights include the story of Nguthungalli (Julian Rocks), and information about Walgun (Cape Byron) and the thousand year old midden. There are also opportunities to learn some Bundjalung language and about bush food, natural medicine, tools, weapons and artefacts. At the end of the tour, guests enjoy tasting some delicious bush tucker foods and have a nice cup of bush tea and a biscuit.