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Charlotte Leong
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South Island ▷ Southland ▷ Owaka ▷
Cannibal Bay Seal Watching
4.0/5
Great little bay for a walk, saw several lounging sea lions!
Can be quite exposed and chilly.
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South Island ▷ Mount Cook - MacKenzie ▷ Mount Cook ▷
Sealy Tarns Track
5.0/5
Approximately three hours return (not including photo time at the top!).
Moderate/difficult climb up, but made easier with steps rather than loose gravel. The views are worth the climb up, 100%
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South Island ▷ Coastal Otago ▷ Palmerston ▷
Katiki Beach North Reserve Rest Stop
5.0/5
There is a great little walk and you can view Yellow Eyed Penguins!!
During summer the parents return from the sea at dusk to feed their babies. Plenty of seals also, and if you are lucky, some Blue Penguins!
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South Island ▷ Coastal Otago ▷ Dunedin ▷
Otago Museum
4.5/5
A neat little museum to spend a couple of hours in.
Some of the exhibits did not have the best layout (some back tracking here and there) but still worthwhile. Animal attic at the very top houses some really old taxidermy animals! Very cool!