• The Pass - An hour before sunrise, guests gather with their tour guide for a briefing and a country acknowledgment. They enjoy a heart-opening and mind-refreshing elixir, followed by an energizing trail mix featuring local native ingredients.

With renewed excitement, guests set off on a 2-hour spiritual and enlightening sunrise adventure!

• Cape Byron State Conservation Area - Wander Byron operates within the Cape Byron State Conservation Area under an exclusive license with NSW National Parks & Wildlife Service. Known as Walgun by its traditional custodians, Cape Byron holds spiritual, cultural, and historical significance for the Bundjalung of Byron Bay (Arakwal) Aboriginal People. Aboriginal people have inhabited the area for over 40,000 years. Every element of the landscape is significant—land, waterways, plants, and animals are linked to dreaming stories, cultural learning, activities, and uses. It is crucial that everyone collaborates to preserve these areas.
• Wategos Beach - Bottlenose dolphins are a frequent sight, often seen surfing the waves. Turtles may surface for air, rays swim around the cape, and a variety of sharks can be observed. Humpback whales migrate along the east coast from May to November. Various animals and reptiles, including vulnerable and endangered species like koalas, flying-foxes, and rock-wallabies, are commonly seen on the trek.
• Cape Byron Lighthouse - As the journey reaches the lighthouse, participants will witness the first sunrise in Australia and connect with the sun, a symbol of our eternal, expansive, unlimited being. When sunlight reaches our eyes, it activates the pineal gland, also known as the third eye. This activation can help manifest and achieve dreams close to the heart.

During sunrise, participants will be guided through a series of sun salutations, a sequence of yoga poses (asanas) designed to engage, stretch, and invigorate the entire body while focusing on meditative breathing. This practice conditions the body and calms the mind, ensuring a wealth of benefits.

The therapeutic practice of sun salutations at sunrise fosters a state of mindful awareness, focusing one’s attention on the present moment while calmly acknowledging and accepting feelings, thoughts, and bodily sensations.

• Most Easterly Point of Mainland Australia - The rocks forming Cape Byron’s headland are sedimentary, deposited on the seabed 300-500 million years ago. Later, movements of the earth’s crust lifted these layers above sea level, twisting and tilting them.
• Cape Byron State Conservation Area - For every guided tour booked, Wander donates $3.50 to the NSW National Parks & Wildlife Service. These funds are used to monitor vulnerable species and address threats such as feral animals, weeds, and fire, implementing actions to mitigate their impacts. There are numerous significant Aboriginal sites and artifacts within the Cape Byron Conservation Area, and the funds also contribute to protecting these important cultural items.

• Tea and coffee
• Snacks

Wander Byron offers guided sunrise tours to the Byron Bay lighthouse, promoting both physical and spiritual well-being, and fostering gratitude, energy, and enlightenment.

An hour before sunrise, participants gather with their guide to enjoy a heart- and mind-opening elixir, followed by an invigorating trail mix made from local ingredients.

With renewed excitement, guests embark on a 2-hour journey!

The hike takes guests through rainforest, beach, and clifftops, making them the first in Australia to witness the breathtaking sunrise at the country’s easternmost point.

Drawing on yogic and ayurvedic traditions, participants will be led through sun salutations and breathwork during this spiritually significant moment.

• Please note, meeting times will be emailed once the booking is made. Please provide your email address.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.