• Bondi Pavilion - Gather at the beachside entrance of Bondi Pavilion, Bondi Beach NSW 2026 at 10:00 AM. Eric greets the group, outlines the experience, and gets guests ready for the upcoming adventure.
• Bondi Golf Course - The group proceeds together from Bondi Pavilion to the Aboriginal engraving site at Bondi Golf Diggers - a clifftop spot with cultural importance for generations, offering views of the Pacific.

• Binoculars provided
• Clifftop whale spotting
• Safety briefing
• Cultural interpretation of sacred rock engravings
• Song, dance, and oral storytelling by Eric Brown
• Traditional smoking welcome ceremony
• Guided walk to the Aboriginal engraving site at Bondi Golf Diggers

• Food and beverages
• Transport to Bondi Pavilion (self-drive or public transport)

Each July, whales make their way back to the Sydney coastline. For millennia, the Aboriginal peoples of this land have celebrated their arrival with songs, stories, and sacred traditions.

The Burri Burri Whale Tour offers a 2-hour walking experience on Bidjigal Country, starting at the beachside entrance of Bondi Pavilion. The guide, Eric Brown, is a Traditional Custodian and esteemed member of the Aboriginal community.

The tour begins at Bondi Pavilion, where the group walks to the engraving site at Bondi Golf Diggers, a clifftop spot overlooking the Pacific Ocean that has been a site of cultural practice for generations. Eric commences with a traditional smoking welcome and then shares the tales of Burri Burri through song, dance, and oral storytelling.

Afterward, with binoculars in hand, the group proceeds to the cliff’s edge to observe whales swimming in the waters below. This experience beautifully combines ancient ceremonies with the wonders of living nature.

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