Hiking the Kea Point Track, Mount Cook National Park
Why Hike the Kea Point Track? The hike along the Kea Point Track (roughly 1 hour return) ends at a viewpoint where you’ll see some …
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Hiking the Sandymount Track to Lovers Leap and the Chasm, Dunedin
Hiking the Sandymount Track puts you face to face with some of Dunedin’s best coastal views. It’s an easy, hour-long walk through farmland to a …
Smails Beach, Dunedin
Smails Beach, located a short distance from Dunedin’s city centre, is the perfect place to go for stunning coastal views. There are several viewpoints above …
Nugget Point Lighthouse, the Catlins
Nugget Point Lighthouse, a minimalist little building looming over a surreal clump of rocks scattered in the Pacific Ocean, is one of the top places …
Tomahawk Beach, Dunedin
The sun is shining in Dunedin (I know it’s rare) and you want to visit a quiet beach close to town — definitely consider heading …
The Toitū Otago Settlers Museum, Dunedin
Looking for something to do on a rainy day in Dunedin? Look no further than the Toitū Otago Settlers Museum. An impressive range of exhibits …
Walking from Alexandra to Clyde: The Millennium Track
Why Walk From Alexandra to Clyde? Maybe you don’t have a car, or you ate too much Christmas dinner and need to burn some calories. …
Mitchell’s Cottage, Central Otago
Why go to Mitchell’s Cottage? The barren earth and extreme shifts in temperature made Central Otago a tough place to survive. They didn’t have heat …
St Clair / St Kilda Beach, Dunedin
This beach, split into three sections (St Clair Beach, Middle Beach and St Kilda Beach) is one of the best inner-city beaches in New Zealand. …
Tunnel Beach, Dunedin
Tunnel Beach, surrounded by sandstone cliffs and a rocky coastline, is one of Dunedin’s most iconic sights. The steps leading down to the beach were …