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Come explore Broken Head Nature Reserve with Delta Kay on a moderate 1.6 km return walk along the Three Sisters track. During the tour, Delta will share local Aboriginal history and information about significant places. Highlights include the Dreaming story of The Three Sisters and information about ‘King’ Bobby and the Bray family. Guests will also learn about the unique biodiversity found at Broken Head and if we’re lucky, we may see some native wildlife, such as Wajung the dolphin and Miwing the sea eagle.
From coastal rainforest to crashing waves and rocky coves, the views on this walk are truly special. At the end of the tour, we enjoy tasting some delicious bush tucker foods and have a nice cup of bush tea and a biscuit.
Meeting Place
The meeting place is at the start of the ‘Three Sisters Walking Track’ which is next to Broken Head Holiday Park located at 184 Broken Head Reserve Rd, Broken Head NSW 2481)
Important: Please be mindful that it is paid parking within Broken Head Nature Reserve and it can be busy, so please allow some time to find a car park.
What to bring
Covered shoes
Water bottle
Sun protective clothing
Wet weather clothing and/or an umbrella (in the case of light or patchy rain).
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Delta’s teachings reminded me of the importance of honouring and caring for the land, knowing that in return, it will care for us. So much ancient wisdom is waiting to be remembered, and this journey was a powerful reminder of that. If you have the chance to experience this tour, take it—you will walk away enriched, inspired, and deeply moved.






So insightful and powerful. Beyond the stories she told, we were also able to see koalas and understand more about the nature that surrounds us.
She also sells some great salts and oils for cooking. 10/10!
Thank you Delta! I'll definitely be back with more international guests, must-do experience.





It was also an incredibly beautiful track to walk and we were lucky to see many whales and dolphins along the way .
The tour ends with Delta introducing us to bush Tucker which was a brilliant way to finish up .










With information passed on to her from her mother, Delta is extremely knowledgeable about the aboriginal history of the area.
Throughout the 90 minute tour, Delta shares aboriginal stories as well as teaches you about local bush tucker, natural medicine and more. We even got to try a few bush tucker foods at the end of the tour.
Delta is so friendly and easy to understand, she is a fabulous storyteller - we just loved listening to all she had to say.
We highly recommend this tour for anyone visiting Byron Bay and would love to see more tours like this one in more places across Australia.
Well done Delta.

For sharing your passion for your culture, for sharing your wealth of knowledge of history and bush foods. The tastings were delicious! And it was a pleasure to be with you!
And thank you Tommy for your help which was much appreciated!


This was the Bundjalung Culture & Dining Experience With Delta Kay and Mindy Woods! This was the ultimate feast we were privileged to dine on the most delicious food in fact it was the flora and fauna that nourished the Aboriginal peoples for over 50,000 years. The tour started at Cape Byron Distillery, the home of Brookies Gin and we were honoured to walk through what was over 30 years ago a dairy farm now restored as a rainforest with the owners themselves Pam and Martin Brook.
During the tour Delta educated us on the plants and showed us the bush tucker growing.
After the tour we got to taste all the bush tucker and learnt even more about it.
Mindy Woods then served us up a culinary delight including betel lead with Mac crumb, native ginger and green chili as the first of the 4 courses consisting of 9 dishes. This was followed by Black kingfish tart, anise myrtle and Mac cream and topped amongst 3 other mains by Kangaroo native rendang curry with crispy saltbush.
These were my highlight dishes of the 9 served but all of them were equally as mindblowingly delicious.
This was a fabulous collaboration and I cannot recommend this tour enough to anyone who enjoys food.
I also would like to acknowledge the amazing Cape Byron Distillery for its incredible hospitality, location, owners and of course the fabulous gin.

I could listen to Delta all day taking in her rich stories filled with family history and culture.
Thank you Delta.


Im from UK and it’s been 20+ years since I learnt anything about Australia and could only remember Dreamtime stories vaguely. The guide started off really strong and gave a warm aboriginal welcome, we had stories true and Dreamtime and even bush tucker at the end which was a treat. I would have liked to hear more from her describing life as it would be 100s of years ago and about what steps she thinks can help aboriginals in Australia going forward. Very knowledgeable and glad I did it.
I was with a baby and a three year old, she engaged him which was great even if he did get distracted at times the walk was very doable for him.
I think the price point is important as these tours give a chance to open the eyes of those who can vote for what matters in the future. (For anyone listening I reckon for every 15 acres owned a (once inexhaustible) red ceder needs to be planted and cultivated in an effort towards matching historical flora, also the lighthouse needs a redesign as it is on top of a important site - I get the lighthouse won’t be completely moved now but if lifted three metres off the ground with a domed centre (which would be painted with a constellation of stars, pillars supporting it which are open at the top to view through (and aesthetically pleasing) so the sacred ground can be reached at sat upon and the old times remembered, while still having the lighthouse)







I'd thoroughly recommend to anyone interested in learning more to attend one of her tours.



We were in a party of 10 - wide variety of ages from 5 to 75, and Delta engaged all of us - and made each of us feel special!
Highlights - so many! Learning more about our local Bundjalung Nation, local history, Delta's personal insights, and learning so much more about the area that I thought I knew!
The family of dolphins surfing was the cream on the cake!



We walked through the rainforest and found bush tucker and medicines - it was incredible! Delta really is one of a kind. We felt very privileged to be able to spend time talking with her about her country. Can’t wait to do the Bangalow tour next! Thanks Delta and Tommy!