Farewell Spit Eco Tours

We would like to invite you to "Share our Spit" This album has photos of our vehicles, and some of the birdlife and scenery you could experience on your tour of Farewell Spit

Sometimes we are lucky enough to be on Farewell Spit when something interesting or unusual has been washed up. Take a look at our photos to see some of the things we have found.

Maryann and Gypsy on Tour on Farewell Spit - January 2008. Photos courtesy of Thomas Gorman (worldphotography@hotmail.co.uk)

This 15 metre long adult male Sperm Whale died about 1km offshore from Puponga, near the base of Farewell Spit on Thursday 17 January 2008.

3 Grays Beaked Whales were stranded on the Ocean Beach of Farewell Spit on 10.01.08

Farewell Spit Eco Tours Office is situated in Tasman Street, Collingwood. We have occupied the same building for over 60 years. This is the Departure point for the Farewell Spit Eco Tour, the Gannet Colony Tour and the Wader Watch Tour. It is the check in point for the Lighthouse Tour. Here you will receive your bus pass and directions to the pick up point at the Base of Farewell Spit at Puponga

The first annual "A Gnome Away From Home" Weekend happened on the 25 and 26 August 2007. Click on the picture to see photos of fun loving Gnomes enjoying their weekend.

At 4.00pm on 20 December 2005, over 100 Pilot Whales stranded on the beach at Puponga near the base of Farewell Spit. Photos courtesy of Tim Rowe, Farewell Spit Eco Tours