Dunedin Ranches - Reviews and Rates

Welcome to my first Blog... I've been busy for the last 2weeks packing up and getting rid off all the S**T that I've accumulated over the past 5years in Dunedin. Considering how much i donated to the Sallies, i wonder if my sainthood is in the post, (i hope it's a blue one). I managed to finish packing up the car yesterday, so this morning all i...

Having made the unfortunate mistake of driving into Dunedin on a grey soggy day and thus deciding we didn't like it, we drove out of town to what we had heard was a nice stretch of coastline: the Otago Peninsula. Before heading out to the peninsula proper, we found a pleasant enough looking little car park overlooking the sea, cursed the "No Ove...

If Christchurch was English and Akaroa French then Dunedin is Scottish. Many Scottish immigrated here long time ago - they are all very Kiwi now but Dunedin still makes most of the Scots heritage. Dunedin is Gaelic for Edinburgh and we are now sitting in an internet cafe in the corner of George St and Hanover St, not far from Princes St! Also o...

Discover Dunedin Dunedin in Otago region in the south island of New Zealand is definitely a place I have discovered. I have landed in Auckland in the north island and have no idea about the existence of this fabulous place which is not only tourist attraction with lots of bed and breakfast http://www.viewbbvideo.com/liste.php?re gion=92&&...

7th to 10th Feb 2008 On Thurs 7th, we got the 8am ferry back from Stewart Island to Bluff and caught the Stray bus and headed for Invercargill to pick more people up. We then headed up to Dunedin, stopping off at various places along the way. The first place we stopped at was Curio Bay where there is a petrified forest on the beach - fossilized ...

We drove all day to get across the island from Te Anau to Dunedin. As soon as we hit Dunedin we got a bit of a shock - it's a big old town and we just weren't used to it! We had problems finding a place to park the camper but eventually found a space and - get this - we actually had to pay for parking! Shock horror! (It was about 50p but that's ...

Dunedin was the same as we left it. I didn't do too much here, but catch up on somethings and finally finish my book. The one activity that I did do was a weird one. The Guinness Book of World Records says that Dunedin has the steepest street in the world. I always thought San Fran did, but I guess I was wrong. To be quite honest, it didn't look...

After seeing the glaciers, we drove back to Dunedin to celebrate New Years Eve. Here we meet our friends Georgia and Toby again. (We first met them at Halong Bay, Vietnam). They live in a lovely very big house along with some of their fellow students. It is great to just have a place to stay for a while and cook some more extensive meals than th...