North Wall

North Wall Ballina is a beautiful coastal walk that offers visitors the chance to experience the natural beauty of the Ballina region.

The walk provides scenic views of the breakwall, rockpools, tidal Shaws Bay, and Lighthouse Beach. Visitors can also observe local birdlife and wild dolphins in the river between the breakwalls.

To start the North Wall Ballina walk, visitors can park at Brighton Street and follow the footpath along the breakwall. Along the way, they can explore the bays and rockpools, enjoy the views of the Richmond River, and watch trawlers in the peaceful waters. The highlight of the walk is watching surfers at Lighthouse Beach while feeling the ocean breeze.

One of the main attractions at North Wall Ballina is the wild dolphins that are often seen in the river between the breakwalls. Visitors should keep an eye out for these playful creatures, as they can be seen jumping and swimming alongside boats and kayaks.

The North Wall Ballina walk is open year-round, and visitors can experience different natural spectacles depending on the season. In summer, they can enjoy the cool ocean breeze and watch surfers at Lighthouse Beach. To get to North Wall Ballina, visitors can access Ballina by air, bus, or car. Ballina Byron Gateway Airport is located about 5 kilometers from the town center, and buses or taxis can take visitors there. Buses from different parts of New South Wales also service Ballina, and tickets can be purchased online or at local ticketing offices. Visitors driving can reach Ballina via the Pacific Highway, which connects Brisbane and Sydney. Parking is