Tunnel Beach, surrounded by sandstone cliffs and part of a wonderfully rugged coastline, is one of Dunedin’s most iconic sights. The steps leading to the beach were commissioned by William Cargill way back in 1870s, creating a private paradise for his family to enjoy. These days it’s open to everyone, as long as they can … Read more
One of only two castles in New Zealand, Cargill’s Castle is a unique (and very rundown) piece of local history. It’s officially off limits, but you can view it from the street. The castle is derelict to say the least — hopefully it gets fixed up soon! It’s a far different experience than a visit … Read more
Brighton Beach, located 20 km south of Dunedin city, is made up of several bays and beach areas. Together they form one of Dunedin’s best coastal destinations, where you can walk along the sand for miles without seeing anyone, surf world class waves or watch dramatic sunsets. Brighton Beach There are several sections of beach … Read more