Farewell Spit Pictures, Images and Stock Photos

Pūponga, New Zealand

Doctor pronouncing death of an elderly patient in a presence of his spouse

Sunflower on tree trunk in a forest cemetery, Germany

Farewell Spit, Tasman/New Zealand - February 10, 2017: Stranded and dead pilot whales on Farewell Spit, New Zealand.

White candle isolated against a black background, with empty free space for text.

Dead pilot whale floating in the surf on Farewell Spit, New Zealand.

Doctor reading a medical to a patient and his wife in a hospital

Elderly lady comforting her ill husband lying in a white hospital bed

Holy Bible with two white Roses

Close-up of a little girl waving hand, view through the car window

Thanks for visiting vintage street sign against a blue wall

Pūponga, New Zealand

Stranded and dead pilot whales beached on Farewell Spit at the northern tip of New Zealand's South Island.

Handwritten lettering bye and orange arabic numerals 2022 on misted glass on blue window flooded with raindrops on sunset background

Handwritten lettering Ciao in Italian is bye in english and arabic numerals 2023 on misted glass on sunset orange window flooded with raindrops

A single red rose rests upon the pages of an old open bible, on a white background.

Pūponga, New Zealand

Pūponga, New Zealand

Pūponga, New Zealand

morning sky view from the airplane window.hope and dream destination of travel, transportation concepts

manuka bush growing on sand dunes at Farewell Spit in Golden Bay, New Zealand

A Man waits for a Child playing on the sand dunes of Wharariki beach in Golden Bay.

Handwritten lettering thanks in german Danke and orange blue arabic numerals 2022 on misted glass on blue window flooded with raindrops on sunny background

Ceremony Sparkling Firework.

A native New Zealand Flax bush, also known by it's Maori name Harakeke, with sandy landscape behind. This image is taken at Wharariki Beach, in the Tasman District of New Zealand's South Island.

Abstract sand patterns caused by wind and rain on beach

The Farewell Spit is the northernmost tongue of the South Island of New Zealand.

A Footpath leads through the grass on a Sand Dune. This image is taken at Wharariki Beach, in the Tasman District of New Zealand's South Island.

Pūponga, New Zealand

Puponga, Tasman, New Zealand.

Couple in love on departure at train station

Puponga, Tasman, New Zealand.

Tourists are enjoying the view of Wharariki Beach, Pūponga, New Zealand

Ceremony Sparkling Firework.

A smiling group of Senior people group together for a photo.

Looking across native bush to a spring windy day on the Farewell Spit in New Zealand's Golden Bay.

Handwritten lettering Thanks and orange blue arabic numerals 2022 on misted glass on blue window flooded with raindrops on sunny background

A Wild and Remote Sand Dune Landscape in Summer. This image is taken at Cape Farewell, the northernmost point of the South Island in Golden Bay of the Tasman District. Facing the Tasman Sea it is dramatically eroded as the endless crashing waves grind it into sand.

Kanuka (Kunzea ericoides) Trees Formed by the Constant Wind

pov happy and very smiling shaking hands with older friend in glasses saying goodbye after walking the dog in a doorway in broad daylight

Puponga, Tasman, New Zealand.

grave with cross in woodland, Nature cemetery

A wild and remote sand dune landscape in summer. This image is taken at Cape Farewell, the northernmost point of the South Island in Golden Bay of the Tasman District. Facing the Tasman Sea it is dramatically eroded as the endless crashing waves grind it into sand.

Reflection of Silverfern (Cyathea dealbata) in waterdrop.

Puponga, Tasman, New Zealand.

Farewell Spit, New Zealand.

Educated driver saluting a friend.

Two tourists are walking at Farewell Spit and Puponga Farm Park tracks, New Zealand.

Two senior ladies and a senior male on a coastal path.

Portrait of two male architects working at a creative office and handshaking while looking very happy

The Farewell (The Pier at Trouville) by Maurice Poirson (circa 19th century). Vintage etching circa late 19th century.