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21 Sep 2017 Last but certainly not least, no backpacker can depart Jervis Bay without having an essential wildlife experience. At Jervis Bay Wild, we run the leading wildlife cruises in the area. Our most popular options are our whale watching tour and our dolphin cruise, but we have an array of choices that will bring
Discover the things to do and the sights of Hawke's Bay, New Zealand. Check out the list of backpacker hostels too in this Hawke's Bay guide.
16 Feb 2017 Head out to this weird and wonderful hippie down deep in the Byron Hinterlands and discover amazing waterfalls. Just don't eat a whole cookie ;). ultimate backpackers guide to byron bay australia east coast gap year. I highly recommend the kayaking! Whale Watching ($89AUD) – if you're in Byron Bay
Your guide to surfing Raglan. With world-class surf breaks and some of the consistent surf in the country, Raglan is a hot-spot for surf enthusiasts. Please respect surf etiquette and also help the locals look after the environment by picking up any rubbish and leaving only footprints. For more surf reports and forecasts go to:
Major stepping off point to World Heritage Listed Fraser Island, the largest sand island in the world. Famous for whale watching, where up to 3,000 humpback whales enter the bay each year between mid-July to early-November on the return leg of their annual migration. Great location for swimming, diving, wind surfing,
A full day boat cruise out past the colourful, fish-filled coral to swim with the mantas will cost about AUD$175 - a memorable experience that's much cheaper than the popular 'swimming with whale sharks' tour, which is what attracts most visitors to Coral Bay. There's also excellent backpacker accommodation available in the
A beautiful stretch of beach, idyllic, and tropical, white sand fringed with lush native bush.
10 Mar 2017 From May to November, during the migration period, you might get lucky and see a whale. vue-byron-bay-lighthouse. You can go directly to the lighthouse by car (be careful, you will have to pay for the carpark) or walk there for around 2h and 3.7km through the Cape Byron State Conservation Area and its
Although there are no tours dedicated to whale watching in the Bay of Islands, whales are frequent visitors to the bay. Keep an eye out for orca and Bryde's whales, most often seen between May and July, when on a boat or kayaking trip out in the bay. It is also possible to see long-finned pilot whales, humpback whales and
All those things to do in Raglan. There's more than just surfing in the Waikato town, so check out these must-do activities for backpackers in Raglan!

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February 2018