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Moeraki Boulders is a beach not far from Dunedin where many spherical boulders are located. Some of these rocks are almost as high as the average person and are dotted along the beach for roughly a kilometre. They have been created through the action of wind and waves on chunks of rock fallen from a cliff face, resulting in what looks like a giants marbles.
Written Nov 28, 2003
can you spot the little yellow eyed penguin ? it's really quite an experience to follow the guide to go for a stake out to spot these little penguins whom moved quite fast and you just have to take the picture as and when as if you miss, you miss !
Written Nov 18, 2003
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The blend of natives and exotics are azaleas, rhododendrons and many varieties of fuchsia. Doves flutter in the trees, peacocks roam free, and tea may be taken in the most pleasant of surroundings. The original homestead (1871) still stands.
Written Apr 16, 2003
A short drive along John Wilson Ocean Drive (on St Kilda) gives you a breathtaking view of the ocean. A good spot for sunset photos!
Written Jan 11, 2005
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If you are walking along Princess Street, you will come across the historical building of the National Bank of New Zealand. This is the oldest bank in the country.
Written Jun 12, 2004
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This nice garden is located near to the First Church along Battray Street and is a good stop for relaxation.
Written Jun 12, 2004
Pronounced ' Mo-ra-ki ', situated a little north of Dunedin. These giant spheres, lay half buried on the beach and attract thousand of visitors every year.
Written Jan 18, 2004
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