Walk 10 Fantail Farm Pigeon Bay

11 am - 2 pm

Walks between half an hour to 2 hours

Gently graded walks but good walking shoes should be brought.
Enjoy this rare opportunity to visit Fantail Farm in Pigeon Bay- a 110 acre permaculture farm containing a native tree restoration project, lemon grove, olive grove, extensive nut and fruit orchards, an off grid adobe house with a living roof, and wood-fired sauna and a milk shed converted to an airbnb retreat. Documentary film maker Taggart Siegel bought the land in the 90s, planting 40 000 native trees since, with a vision to continue plantings and establish tracks linking to the existing trail network.

Hosted by long-time local Elena Fabian, living onsite as steward of the land, you will be treated to a leisurely excursion around this visionary place. Bring a lunch to enjoy in this beautiful spot with views over Pigeon Bay and make a day of it on the peninsula.
 
An information sheet will be sent to all participants the week before the event with instructions for where to meet and what to bring

The Festival is being generously supported by Further Faster. Bring your ticket along to the store to get up to 10% off. Please show your Banks Peninsula Walking Festival Ticket in-store to redeem. Exclusions apply, including but not limited to electronics, paddle gear, hut tickets, gift cards and sale stock. This generous offer is not available retrospectively, so please do not ask.

**Walks canceled by the Festival due to weather related incidents or factors beyond our control (road closure/slips) are eligible for a 60% refund only. Walks canceled due to guide unavailability are eligible for a full refund (minus the Humanitix fee). There will be no rescheduling of canceled walks and refunds will not be available to people who cancel out of a walk. Please let the organiser know as soon as possible if you cancel out of a walk at bpwalkingfest@gmail.com