Dunedin Beach

aka Dunedin.

Some facts about D:-

Dunedin is the Gaelic name for Edinburgh of the South, Maori name is Otepoti.
Dunedin is the farthest city in the world from London (and Edinburgh) - so we can really say we are half way round the world from our start point.

There are lots more facts - that I'll not bore you with, …

... walking towards a seal colony, where pups were being born daily. I've certainly seen my fair share of seals since arriving in New Zealand, but these pups were the smallest ones I'd encountered. It was lovely to see a mother sleeping on the rocks with ...

... like kingfishers. We parked at the top of a steep hill leading down to the beaches where, hopefully, we would encounter some of New Zealand's rarer wildlife. First sighting was a one-year old Hooker's sea lion, still looking rather pup-like as he lazed ...

Well.. we arrived in Dunedin and once again must say that although it was a nice enough wee town, we weren't too taken in by it. We did however, walk to the top of Baldwin Street (the steepest street in the world which was quite cool and then we took ...

... phenomena available to climb on top of, run across, and crawl inside of? Awesome. On that high note, we continued on to Dunedin while eating cherries and listening to music. We got there just in time to sign up for one of the last Cadbury tours. ...

... , including briefly on the beautiful beach, I am slightly better...but not much.... Drive onto Christchurch, the most English of New Zealand's cities, with street names like "Gloucester", "Hereford", "Manchester" etc, and stay in a cheap hostel - ...

... . We saw 4 of them in the end. They have a distinctive yellow mark above the eyes thus the name of yellow eyed pengiuns. Figures really doesn't it. From Oamaru we made our way to Dunedin to camp for the night and to get a windscreen chip ...

... the bored looking receptionist.   Dunedin is well known for a number of things, or at least it is in New Zealand since I didn't have a scooby beforehand, including those bloody Himalayan streets, but it was the Cadbury World Factory we were keen ...

... from Scotland, Rebecca from Northern Ireland and Harrison from the US. It was decided to go out for a few bevvies tonight, so we hit Dunedin with full force. We hit a 70's bar, a Drum & Bass club, a traditional style pub and a Sports Bar. It was at ...

We've spent the last couple of days in the city of Dunedin. The first night was spent in the ever popular 'Top 10', the rest of the time has been spent here at the 'Leith Valley Touring Park' right up in the hills. We moved after Sinead and Chicken got ...

... no freecamping options, we therefore had to continue the drive to get cash and petrol. By this stage we were only about 100km from Dunedin so headed onwards despite our vow to slow down. We reached Dunedin and headed for the I-site to find out about free ...