From May to July, grandiose humpback whales pass Byron Bay on their journey to calving and breeding grounds further north. In September and October they pass Byron Bay again when they migrate back to the Antarctic with their youngsters. Several companies organise boat trips out to sea to watch the whales. One of those companies is Whale Watching Byron Bay.

Housed in a Grade II listed building in the heart of the city, the Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery boasts over 40 galleries, each brimming with a diverse and world-class collection of art. From local talents to renowned international artists, the museum features over 800,000 objects that span various artistic periods. Delve into the captivating world of art, where Renaissance masterpieces coexist with contemporary creations. The collection encompasses not only traditional art but also an array of applied art forms, such as ceramics, jewellery, silverware, textiles, and woodwork, offering a comprehensive exploration of artistic expression across time and mediums.

Ronneby has the beautiful Brunnspark but also a cultural treasure— Bergslagen. A real neighbourhood with buildings and street structures dating back to the Middle Ages. Here, you can stroll in cultural-historical environments along narrow winding alleys behind the Holy Cross church with its vast collection of Renaissance art. There’s also a home-built museum and art exhibitions at Ronneby Cultural Center in the area.

If you're into contemporary art, Northern Rivers Community Gallery might be an interesting detour from beach days and outdoor activities. They have four exhibition spaces showing diverse artwork mostly by local artists, but not exclusively. Check their website to see what exhibitions, cultural programs and events are currently going on.