2026 Dunedin Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in April)

Hey guys! Here comes the 6-day laid-back New Zealand travel guide✨ All-inclusive and super hassle-free! Cruise through the snowy mountains and glaciers of Milford Sound, and even catch stories from New Zealand’s original internet-famous guide~ Along the way, enjoy freshly caught and cooked creamy baked lobster, a feast for your taste buds and the waves! Fully arranged with nanny-level care, just relax and go! · ------------------- More exciting details below, check it out↓ · ------------------- Did you know? New Zealand is rich in Maori culture🏾, with magnificent volcanoes, fjords, and glaciers everywhere🗻! Here, you can experience authentic Maori haka dance performances and feel the warm and simple local customs, it’s really fascinating💃! · ------------------- 🗺️ Itinerary Overview: Day 1: Cathedral Square -> Canterbury Museum -> Avon River -> Christchurch Botanic Gardens -> Oamaru Blue Penguin Colony Start your South Island journey in New Zealand, stroll through Christchurch’s cultural sites, and in the evening, witness the world’s smallest blue penguins returning home. Day 2: Moeraki Boulders -> Dunedin Railway Station -> Octagon -> St. Paul’s Cathedral -> Dunedin Town Hall Explore the coastal wonder of Moeraki Boulders, immerse yourself in Scottish-style architecture, and experience the Victorian charm of Dunedin. Day 3: Te Anau → Milford Sound Cruise → Queenstown Follow the famous guide deep into the fjords, cruise to see glacier wonders with lunch on board, and arrive in the adventure capital Queenstown by evening. Day 4: TSS Earnslaw Steamship -> Queenstown Skyline Gondola Take a century-old steamship cruise on Lake Wakatipu, ride the Skyline Gondola for panoramic views of the lake and mountains, and enjoy a free evening in Queenstown. Day 5-6: Lake Wanaka -> Lake Tekapo -> Church of the Good Shepherd -> Return to Christchurch Encounter the lone tree at Lake Wanaka and the starry sky at Lake Tekapo, stargaze at the Church of the Good Shepherd, and finally return to Christchurch for a lobster feast before heading home. · ------------------- 🌏 Travel Checklist: 📞 Don’t forget your SIM card and plug adapter for easy communication and charging. Passport and visa are essential for entry, so check their validity in advance. 👕 February’s late summer weather is changeable; quick-dry clothes, sun protection clothing, and a sun hat are outdoor essentials. Hiking shoes and a light jacket are needed for mountain climates. 🔋 A power bank ensures your camera keeps going, and a waterproof bag protects your electronics. Don’t forget your swimsuit—many lakes and beaches are perfect for swimming! · ------------------- Click the card below to start your exclusive journey!

Winter in New Zealand is a dream gift for families with children. Here, you can ski and play in the snow during the day, gaze at the dazzling Milky Way of the Southern Hemisphere at night, and if you're lucky, catch a glimpse of the dancing Southern Lights. One trip, three ultimate experiences, lighting up the highlights of your child's childhood memories. ✨ Winter Exclusive Triple Experience Guide Snow Mountain Fun (Daytime): Queenstown and Wanaka are famous ski resorts with ski fields and lessons suitable for children and beginners. Even if you don’t ski, riding the Skyline Gondola and playing on sleds are endlessly fun. Starry Sky Class (Nighttime): Lake Tekapo: Join the John Mountain Observatory stargazing tour to view nebulae and planets through professional telescopes. Queenstown: Take the Skyline Gondola to Bob’s Peak and join a stargazing guide to identify the Southern Cross constellation. Unique Experience: Soak in the Tekapo hot springs while stargazing—warm and novel. Aurora Encounter (Late Night): From April to September, especially in the active aurora year of 2025, the southern South Island (such as Stewart Island, Invercargill, and the Catlins Coast) offers the highest chances to see the aurora. 🗺️ Family Trip Planning Suggestions (7-10 days) Plan A (Central-Southern Loop): Christchurch → Tekapo (stargazing/aurora chasing) → Mount Cook (glaciers) → Wanaka (skiing/aurora chasing) → Queenstown (skiing/gondola stargazing) → Dunedin/Invercargill (aurora chasing) → Return. Plan B (Focus on the South): Queenstown → Wanaka → Te Anau → Invercargill/Stewart Island (in-depth aurora chasing) → Dunedin → Return. 📝 Key Family Tips Warmth First: Winter in New Zealand’s mountains is cold; be sure to prepare professional waterproof and thermal clothing for children. Adjust Schedules: Aurora chasing happens late at night, so arrange daytime activities more flexibly to ensure children get enough rest. Safety First: Pay close attention to safety during night driving and outdoor activities, especially when observing near the sea or cliffs. 🛏️ Top Winter Accommodation Recommendations (Bookable on Trip.com) Matakauri Boutique Resort, Queenstown: A luxurious choice in the Wanaka area with snowy mountain and lake views, fireplaces, and a strong winter atmosphere. The Rees Hotel: Located in Frankton Bay, Queenstown, with unique design; some rooms have private terraces and hot tubs. Stewart Island Lodge: If planning to chase the aurora on Stewart Island, this is one of the best accommodations on the island and requires early booking. Hermitage Hotel, Mount Cook: Located inside Mount Cook National Park, surrounded by snowy mountains, it’s an excellent spot for stargazing and experiencing the majesty of the mountains.

The answer is: Absolutely worth it, I love it! I’ll come again next time! When planning the trip, I was always torn between going to Dunedin or Oamaru. After checking many guides, opinions were mixed. But after actually going, if you're short on time, you can skip Oamaru (though it’s quite unique), but I’d gladly spend an extra day or two in Dunedin! Dunedin has stunning coastlines, delicious Italian restaurants, is very clean with a high green coverage, has vintage architecture, and at the end of the island, you can see little blue penguins. Also, how can this place have an average of one pet dog per person? I’m so jealous I could cry. ✅Recommended spots to check out: 📍Sanfly Bay - five stars recommended! (p5-9) We arrived just as a heavy rain started. I thought I was so unlucky, but magically, after standing for a while, the rain stopped and a double rainbow appeared!! Such an unforgettable surprise from nature! Walk down the trail, with pastures and sheep beside you, and the endless sea in the distance. It’s breathtakingly beautiful! 🥣Long Dog - a breakfast spot loved by locals (p1-3) The B&B host recommended Long Dog, a café by St Clair Beach with amazing sea views. Locals leisurely drink coffee, read newspapers, and soak up the sun—an ideal life for cows and horses. The sandwiches taste great. 🚉Dunedin Train Station (p11-13) A very small train station, but vintage and full of character, with beautiful stained glass windows and photogenic platforms. A must-visit spot~ ⛪️First Church of Otago (p14) A towering church with vast green lawns where many people sunbathe. Very beautiful~ In the city, there’s also St Paul’s Cathedral and the Town Hall at Octagon Square. These spots are walkable, and nearby parking is available at the Botanic Garden. 🐧Royal Albatross Centre - the world’s smallest penguin returning home (p16-18) At the tip of the Otago Peninsula, the coastal drive is stunning. We booked in advance to watch the little penguins return at night. After dark, staff organize viewing at designated spots! The little penguins are very brave and adorable. Watching them, you can’t help but marvel at nature’s wonders! But it’s very windy by the cliffs, so dress warmly~ I highly recommend strolling slowly around Dunedin city; it’s perfect for city walks. Also, set aside a day to visit St Clair Beach and the Otago Peninsula. Plus, fuel here is cheaper than in Queenstown~

Baldwin Street in Dunedin, New Zealand is absolutely legendary – it’s officially the steepest residential street on the planet with a wild 34.8% gradient (yeah, Guinness World Record certified! 🤩). You’ll find this totally Insta-famous spot in North East Valley, Dunedin 9010, NZ. It’s open 24/7, so you can rock up any time and test your legs on that insane incline! ⏳ How much time do you need? Usually, the climb takes just 10–15 mins, depending on your vibe (and how many photo breaks you take 😏). 🎫 Entry fee: No entry fee! It’s totally free to walk up – just bring your energy. 💡 Pro tips for Baldwin Street domination: ✅ Wear super comfy shoes – the slope is steep and can get slippery if it rains. ✅ There’s nearby parking, but DO NOT attempt driving up (seriously, your car will thank you). ✅ Bring water, especially if it’s blazing hot. 🏅 Got bragging rights? Heck yes! You can grab a “Certificate of Achievement” at the souvenir shop at the base for just NZD 2–5. Perfect way to flex on your friends when you get home. #newzealand #newzealandtrip #citydaytours #familytravel #guinnessworldrecord #thingstodo #travel #dunedinnewzealand #myitinerary

#November Good Places 2025 Looking for a chill and deep destination in November? Dunedin Public Art Gallery is a must-have! This art gallery is located southwest of Octagon Square. Not only is it a century-old history, it is also the first art gallery in New Zealand. It's great to take pictures and feel New Zealand's art and culture🤩! There is a collection of ancient European artworks from different eras, as well as local New Zealand's super contemporary creations. Walk around and immediately feel the artistic atmosphere. If you think art museums are boring, think too much! The recently exhibited colored light and shadow art is a must-have for taking pictures. The venue is comfortable and beautiful, no one can stop you from taking pictures👏 Attraction Basic Information: Address: 30 The Octagon, Dunedin 9016, New Zealand Opening hours: Daily 10:00 - 5:00 Ticket price: Free admission ~ Next time you’re in Dunedin, be sure to check out Dunedin Public Art Gallery and feel the local art atmosphere of New Zealand!

Big news! The most beautiful Tunnel Beach on the South Island is finally reopening! ✨ This place is literally the pinnacle of photo spots 📸, every shot looks like a masterpiece! 📍Must-visit highlights: 🏖️ The mysterious tunnel carved in 1870 Natural arch + land bridge + stunning coastline The perfect private beach to visit at low tide (ps. The tunnel path is very steep, wear non-slip shoes 👟) 🚶‍♀️Hiking guide: Length: 2 km round trip Duration: about 1 hour Recommended time: sunny days + low tide (Dogs are not allowed 🐶) 💡Useful tips: ① Navigate directly to Tunnel Beach Parking ② The tunnel stairs are slippery, be sure to wear non-slip shoes ③ Allow 2 hours for the visit (including photos) ④ The light is best at sunset 🌅 This place is absolutely amazing! The Pacific blue + majestic rocks + vintage tunnel vibe You might end up taking 500 photos without realizing it 😂

Attention to those planning to visit New Zealand's South Island! This "7 days 6 nights in-depth loop" starting from Queenstown avoids backtracking, covering glaciers, lakes, starry skies, castles... both off-the-beaten-path and classic spots, perfect for the lazy traveler to sleep in naturally! . 📸【Must-Visit Checklist】 Glenorchy Redwoods + Paradise Road | Filming location of "The Lord of the Rings" Wanaka Lone Tree | Lake reflection + snow-capped mountains backdrop Kawarau Bridge | Birthplace of bungee jumping Lake Tekapo + Church of the Good Shepherd | Stargazing in the dark sky reserve Lake Pukaki "Blue Milk Lake" + popular glass house Mount Cook Tasman Glacier Trail | Optional helicopter experience Larnach Castle | New Zealand's only castle + stunning gardens Dunedin Railway Station + Baldwin Street | Scottish charm . 💡【Practical Tips】 Visa: New Zealand visa or entry from Australia Currency: New Zealand Dollar, credit cards recommended Language: English, some attractions offer Chinese services Clothing: Large temperature difference between day and night, layering + windproof jacket recommended Recommended season: October to May, spring and summer scenery is stunning . 🚗【7-Day Itinerary】 Day 1: Queenstown airport pickup → Glenorchy lakeside + Paradise Road → Queenstown check-in (optional Skyline Gondola) Day 2: Arrowtown gold mining site → Wanaka Lone Tree → Wanaka shooting experience Day 3: Free day in Queenstown (recommended skydiving/bungee jumping/jet boating) Day 4: Kawarau Bridge → OXBOW 4WD → Canyon Pizza → Fruit town → Salmon farm → Tekapo stargazing Day 5: Lake Pukaki → Mount Cook Glacier Trail → John Hill viewpoint Day 6: Oamaru white stone town → Rocky steak → Larnach Castle → Dunedin Day 7: Dunedin city tour (railway station/steepest street) → Clyde town → Queenstown airport drop-off - If you don’t want to plan or worry about transport connections, you can join a local small group tour with car + accommodation + guide all included, easily exploring the highlights of the South Island! Queenstown · Otago Region

Located in the heart of Dunedin, this railway station is one of New Zealand's most iconic historical buildings. Designed by architect George Troup and completed in 1906, its ornate appearance has earned it nicknames like the "Gingerbread House" or the "Victorian Style Palace." The building features a striking combination of dark basalt and light limestone, complemented by a clock tower, mosaic floors, and stained glass windows, creating a truly magnificent style. 🚉 Transportation The railway station is conveniently situated in the city center, just a 10-minute walk from The Octagon. ✨ Personal Experience Standing in front of Dunedin Railway Station feels like stepping into a European old town. Although it is no longer a major transportation hub, it still houses tourist trains (such as the Taieri Gorge Railway) and exhibition spaces. The intricate details inside the building are worth taking your time to admire, especially the exquisite patterns on the lobby floor made from over a million tiles. To me, this is more than just a railway station—it's a work of art, filled with nostalgia and historical charm. At dusk, when the sunlight bathes the building's exterior, it becomes even more enchanting.

#summervacay Oh, you absolutely have to document this! Our South Island loop tour's second half had us planning an overnight stay in Dunedin after Queenstown and Oamaru. Before coming, I honestly hadn't even heard of this little city, thinking it was just a pit stop. But after arriving, I completely fell in love with this treasure of a town! ❤️ The essence of Dunedin lies in its unhurried, laid-back pace: Feeling the South Pacific breeze, strolling down streets full of stories, letting your mind wander along the magnificent coastline, and then, to your delight, encountering its wonderfully lazy and majestic marine residents. 🌊🐧 Put on comfortable shoes, grab your camera, and bring a relaxed state of mind to truly enjoy the unique and leisurely charm of this "Edinburgh of the South." Must-Visit Spots: The Octagon : The city's central hub, buzzing with cafes and a great starting point for exploration. Dunedin Railway Station : An architectural masterpiece, often called the "most photographed building in New Zealand." 🚂 First Church of Otago : A stunning example of Gothic Revival architecture, truly impressive. ⛪ Baldwin Street : Recognized as the world's steepest residential street – a fun challenge to walk up! uphill challenge. ⛰️ Tunnel Beach : Dramatic coastal cliffs, a hand-carved tunnel leading to a secluded beach, and incredible views. A truly special place. 🏖️ #Dunedin #NewZealand #SouthIsland #HiddenGem #TravelNZ

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 Dunedin Botanic Garden is located in Dunedin, New Zealand. It was established in 1863 and is the oldest botanical garden in New Zealand. This botanical garden covers an area of ​​28 hectares and has a total collection of more than 6,800 species of plants. There is also a transparent glass indoor garden built specifically for winter, named "Edwardian Winter Garden Glasshouse", which grows tropical, subtropical, cactus and other plants. There are flocks of ducks strolling leisurely on the lawn of the botanical garden, and there are birds and other small animals foraging. It is a great place for a leisurely walk to enjoy the flowers.

#MarchGoodPlaces2025 The University of Otago is located in Dunedin, New Zealand. Founded in 1869, it is the oldest university in New Zealand. After entering the school, you will see the school name and emblem on a stone tablet, and then you will immediately see the university’s most historic landmark, the Clocktower Building. The entire building is built in Gothic style and is made of basalt and Oamaru stone. The building has been listed as one of New Zealand's cultural heritage. There is also an orange-red art installation on campus, which is a favorite photo spot for tourists. Like other famous universities, the entire campus is quiet and comfortable, and it is really a good environment for learning knowledge.

Here's your 12-day New Zealand adventure guide! Beautiful natural scenery, coupled with unique cultural experiences, will fill your journey with surprises and wonder. Don't miss out! · ------- 🏃 Itinerary: DAY 1: Depart for Auckland, ready to begin your New Zealand journey! ✈️ DAY 2–3: Travel to Christchurch, then take a bus to Kaikoura to embark on a whale-watching tour 🐋 and experience the wonders of marine life. DAY 4: Explore the cityscape of Christchurch and head to Oamaru to watch the adorable little blue penguins return to their nests 🐧. In the evening, check in to the International Dark Sky Reserve and experience the beauty of the starry night. DAY 5–6: Visit the Moeraki Boulders in Oamaru, then travel to Dunedin to admire Baldwin Street and the historic railway station. Afterward, drive to Milford Sound and finally arrive in Queenstown. DAY 7: Enjoy a full day of free time in Queenstown, exploring this beautiful town at your own pace! DAY 8–9: Travel to Wanaka and Mount Cook National Park for a breathtaking helicopter glacier tour 🚁. Then, head to Lake Tekapo before returning to Christchurch and flying to Auckland. DAY 10–11: Discover the Waitomo Glowworm Caves and the adorable Agrodome farm 🐏🐂 in Rotorua. Then, visit Wai-O-Tapu Thermal Wonderland and Hobbiton Movie Set to experience the unique scenery of New Zealand's North Island. DAY 12: End your delightful New Zealand journey and depart for Shanghai. 🛫 · ------- Must-See Attractions: 🌟 Hobbiton Movie Set: A recreation of Middle-earth from *The Lord of the Rings*, as if stepping into a fantasy world! 🌌 Waitomo Glowworm Caves: Thousands of glowworms create a mirrored spectacle, with twinkling green lights transporting you to a dreamlike world. 🌋 Wai-O-Tapu Thermal Wonderland: Stroll along the paths and admire the bizarre spectacle of bubbling mud pools and gushing hot springs, like a dream. 💦 Milford Sound: Countless waterfalls cascade down the cliffs, creating a breathtaking sight! Take a boat tour and enjoy the thrill of a water journey. 🐑 Agrodome: Adorable animals, bountiful orchards, and rows of kiwi fruit trees await your exploration! Experience the laid-back charm of rural life. · ------- · *Important Notes**: · Transportation from the airport to the city center is convenient, with options including taxis 🚕, buses 🚌, or trains 🚆. · New Zealand specialties, such as wool products and Manuka honey, are reasonably priced. · The time difference between New Zealand and China is 4–5 hrs, so remember to adjust accordingly 🌏. · A visa is required to travel to New Zealand, so prepare the necessary documents in advance 📃. · ------- Experience the charm of pure nature on your New Zealand journey. We look forward to your next visit to explore more unknown landscapes!

#2月好去地方2025 Address: 31 Queens Gardens, Central Dunedin, Dunedin 9016 There is a Chinese garden called Orchid Garden in Dunedin, South Island, New Zealand. It is very beautiful and resembles the gardens of Suzhou. The gardens commemorate the contribution of the Chinese to Dunedin's history and culture during the gold rush of the 1760s. Before the establishment of the city of Dunedin, many Cantonese people had settled in the local area and neighboring areas for more than ten years. Although it covers a small area, you can feel the care put into it by the designers and craftsmen, who have concentrated many of the essences of Jiangnan gardens here. The weather in the southern hemisphere is different, with yellow and red leaves in April and cherry blossoms in September, which, combined with the elegant architecture, create a very beautiful picture.

An 8-day tour of New Zealand, exploring both the North and South Islands! With carefully selected attractions and a well-planned itinerary, your New Zealand trip will be unforgettable. Check out this guide! · ------- New Zealand, a land of ancient history and picturesque landscapes. From majestic mountains 🏔️ to stunning coastlines 🌊, everything is captivating. The unique Māori culture and the warm hospitality of the locals add a special touch to the visitor's experience. · ------- Itinerary: Day 1️⃣: Avon River - Cathedral Square - Canterbury Museum - Castle Hill Explore the city on your first day, from the tranquil beauty of the Avon River to the historical atmosphere of Cathedral Square, and then embark on a cultural journey to the museum and Castle Hill, making for a fulfilling and exciting day. Day 2️⃣: Pancake Rocks - Punakaiki Pancake Rocks and Blowholes - Hokitika Beach - Franz Josef Glacier On the second day, journey through natural wonders, marveling at the spectacular Pancake Rocks, the unique Punakaiki Blowholes, the tranquility of Hokitika Beach, and the awe-inspiring glacier. Day 3️⃣: Wanaka - Lake Wanaka - Arrowtown - Arrow River - Queenstown Skyline Gondola Experience the picturesque scenery of Wanaka, then travel to Arrowtown to discover its historical charm, and finally, take the Skyline Gondola for a breathtaking view of Queenstown, enjoying a diverse and colorful day. Day 4️⃣: TSS Earnslaw Steamship - Walter Peak High Country Farm Cruise the lake on a vintage steamship, then visit a high-country farm to experience rural life and enjoy a unique travel experience. Day 5️⃣: Full Day Free Time in Queenstown Explore Queenstown at your own pace and enjoy the unique charm of this beautiful city. Day 6️⃣: Dunedin - The Octagon - St. Paul's Cathedral - Dunedin Railway Station - Moeraki Boulders - Oamaru Blue Penguin Colony Embark on a historical and cultural journey, visiting the ancient sites and scenic spots of Dunedin, experiencing the mystery of the Moeraki Boulders, and then heading to the Blue Penguin Colony to understand the significance of ecological conservation. Day 7️⃣: Mount Cook - Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park - Lake Tekapo - Church of the Good Shepherd Explore the magnificent scenery of Mount Cook, stroll through the national park to experience the beauty of nature, and then head to the Church of the Good Shepherd by Lake Tekapo to find inner peace. Day 8️⃣: Lake Tekapo - Christchurch On the last day, depart from Lake Tekapo and head to Christchurch to conclude your enjoyable journey. 🛬️ · ------- 🧳 Packing List: Essential Items for Your Trip to New Zealand 📞Bring your phone card and plug adapter for easy communication and staying connected. 🪪Passport, visa, driver's license - don't forget these important documents for a smooth trip. 👗New Zealand has large temperature differences in February, so bring a windproof jacket, a wool sweater, and waterproof shoes. · ------- 🎉New Zealand awaits your exploration! Its beautiful scenery and unique culture will surely make your trip worthwhile! 🌟

truthlessly speaking #dunedin is probably not the most famous city to visit in #newzealandtrip and it is a lies on the southeastern part #southisland facing the South Pacific Ocean and it is about 1 hour flight from #auckland . but once you have been here and you have witnesses the amazing and mind-blowing coastline sceneries I would guarantee that you would never disappoint. there are two must-see scenic spots when you are in Dunedin. 🗓️Itinerary Scheduling: Day 1 " citywalk in downtown and go to see the old train station Day 2" take the bus to the #tunnel beach (30mins by bus and another 30 mins on foot and in the afternoon visit the #saint clair beach believe me you you remember this Dunedin trip forever.

Embark on an 8-day New Zealand adventure! Immerse yourself in the country's stunning scenery and authentic experiences. Plan your dream trip now! · ------- 🗓 Itinerary: Day 1: Avon River -> Christchurch Art Centre On the first day, we'll stroll along the Avon River and admire its tranquility and beauty. Then, we'll head to the Christchurch Art Centre and immerse ourselves in the world of art and culture. Day 2: Pancake Rocks -> Franz Josef Glacier On the second day, we'll explore the stunning Pancake Rocks and marvel at the wonders of nature. Then, we'll head to the Franz Josef Glacier and experience the glacier's grandeur and mystery. Day 3: Wanaka Town -> Lake Wanaka -> Cromwell Town -> AJ Hackett Kawarau Bungy Centre -> Arrowtown -> Lake Wakatipu On the third day, we'll visit the picturesque Wanaka Town and Lake Wanaka, then head to Cromwell Town. In the afternoon, we'll challenge the AJ Hackett Kawarau Bungy Centre and experience the thrill of extreme sports. Finally, we'll visit the historic Arrowtown and admire the beauty of Lake Wakatipu. Day 4: Queenstown Skyline Gondola On the fourth day, we'll ride the Queenstown Skyline Gondola and enjoy breathtaking views of the entire city. Day 5: Milford Sound -> Milford Sound Cruise On the fifth day, we'll explore Milford Sound and take a scenic cruise, admiring the stunning fjord scenery and experiencing the endless charm of nature. Day 6: Dunedin Railway Station -> Moeraki Boulders -> Oamaru -> Oamaru Blue Penguin Colony On the sixth day, we'll depart from the historic Dunedin Railway Station and visit the unique Moeraki Boulders. Then, we'll explore Oamaru and its Blue Penguin Colony, getting up close to these adorable creatures. Day 7: Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park -> Tasman Glacier On the seventh day, we'll delve into the Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park and experience the grandeur of nature. Then, we'll head to the Tasman Glacier and enjoy a glacier adventure. Day 8: Lake Tekapo -> Church of the Good Shepherd On the last day, we'll visit the picturesque Lake Tekapo and the Church of the Good Shepherd, leaving beautiful memories and concluding our trip.🌟 · ------- What to Pack: Don't forget these essentials for your New Zealand adventure! 📞 Phone card and internet access are essential for staying connected and online. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter, as New Zealand's outlets are different. 👕 Pack some spring and autumn clothes for February, as well as rain gear and a visa. · ------- Come to New Zealand and enjoy the pure nature and fantastic scenery. Create unforgettable memories and make your trip truly special!

Dunedin's downtown is perfect for a leisurely day tour! Here, you can find many preserved Scottish-style buildings. Near the roundabout in front of the train station, there are St. Paul's Cathedral, Dunedin Public Art Gallery, and First Church. The train station itself is also uniquely designed. Although you can't enter the First Church, it is still very impressive. It's a great idea to buy a simple lunch and enjoy it at the roundabout park at noon. In the afternoon, you can head to Baldwin Street and Signal Hill Lookout. The lookout offers a view of the seaside and is easily accessible by car. If you enjoy drinking, it's recommended to visit the bars around the roundabout in the evening for a drink.

Dunedin, New Zealand, has the steepest slope in the world. It is recommended to park your car at the bottom of the slope because the top is a dead end. The best place to take photos is from the top of the slope looking down. Although the photos may not look very steep, it is quite a challenge to walk up in person. Additionally, there are stairs beside the slope that are also great for photos! If you lie down on the slope, it's recommended to pose with one hand off the ground for a more immersive feel. After taking photos, we even drove up the slope and made a U-turn back down. If you visit Dunedin, I highly recommend checking it out 😂 But be careful, you might end up spending a lot of time taking photos.

We are so lucky to meet seals and penguins🐧 !!!!! Catch wild sea lions and yellow-eyed penguins! Looking forward to the blue-eyed penguins at night~ Today is the Discovery route! It's so healing to watch the little penguins crossing the road together❤️ Everyone is waiting quietly on both sides At around 7 or 8 pm, the yellow-eyed penguins come ashore and go home. At 9:00 p.m., the blue-eyed penguins The blue-eyed penguin is the smallest penguin in the world Small body, compact steps Big belly, swinging wings When they come ashore, they will stay still for a while and observe their surroundings. Then they groom themselves and return to their nest. It is said that November is the time when the number of penguins is the highest. Be sure to come and see the spectacle this November! · Sea lions taking a nap lazily on the shore They will defend themselves territorially. So try to keep a little distance to avoid disturbing them. Occasionally, you can see them swimming and rolling happily in the seaweed area. · ✅Tunnel Beach one hour round trip track with beautiful sea views ✅Baldwin Street is the steepest slope in the world ✅Moetaki Boulders Beach Moeraki Boulders Beach ✅Oamaru Old Town Classical Art Architecture ✅South Hill Seals captures wild sea lions ✅Yellow Eyes Penguins Look at the yellow-eyed penguins ✅Blue Eyes Penguins Waiting for the blue-eyed penguins to cross the road · Made a decision, Don't want to think too much. If you don’t do many things now, you won’t be able to do them in the future! · Life is also a beautiful journey I hope to gain enough strength to face all challenges in the future. I also hope to bring the travel mentality into my life.

The century-old Dunedin Railways, designed by George Troup, can be said to be the busiest station in Dunedin. Although it is currently renovated, there is still quite a lot of introduction and guidance Gorge, must be very praised 💗, even outside the station there is a maze garden, many plants, chairs, see many old people, children come to sunbathe and walk #familygoodplace #familytravel

The Octagon was the city center in the late 19th century. Many historical traces can be seen in the square today. There are also many outdoor dining areas, brunch shops, and cafes. A walk here will definitely be rewarding. There is the beautiful St. Paul's Cathedral next to it, and the Scottish poet Robert in front. Burns R's statue, walking into the church, I felt very comfortable, with high beige and gray columns, stained glass, and the sound of the organ, it felt very sacred and peaceful ⛪️, I highly recommend it #localtravel #goodplaceforfamily #familytravel

Of course you have to experience the local food when you are abroad. Since I like to drink Seafood Chowder, I directly found another good brunch restaurant. I ordered seafood chowder soup and pumpkin pasta salad. The soup is fresh, thick and delicious. It is full of seafood. The fish is super fresh and has a little chili sauce, which makes it more flavorful. The salad is Italian seasoning, light and delicious. It is a simple solution to Chinese food. This restaurant is just opposite the Dunedin train station. If you go to the train station, you can come here by the way🇳🇿🦭 #Local Tour #Parent-child Good Place #familytravel

The First Church Of Otago is arguably the most important church in Dunedin, situated on Octagon Square and is known as the most beautiful 19th century building in New Zealand, by Robert, a well-known 19th century New Zealand architect Lawson designed it and took six years to complete. The Gothic architecture, coupled with the distinctive colors, textures and appearance, walk into the breathtaking stained glass windows #Valentine's Day #Local Tour #FamilyTravel

Dunedin is close to the harbor, so it naturally has the advantage of fresh seafood. I got up early today and came to The Octagon. There were many people sitting indoors and outdoors. The staff was very friendly. This time I ordered seafood chowder and The one. The one had poached eggs and sourdough bread with bacon, which was also delicious. The whole thing was very filling. The seafood chowder was really super delicious. There were a lot of seafood, including mussels, fish, squid, and small octopus. The point was that it was very fragrant. Dipping it in toast really made people want to drink another sip. Friends who like seafood should remember to come and taste it💕💕😇😇 #Valentine's Day Good Place#Local Tour #Parent-Child Good Place #familytravel

This time when I came to Dunedin, I stayed at Baldwin Street, which once won the Guinness World Record. It is a residential area with a vertical climb of 70 meters, the steepest section reaches an angle of 19 degrees, and the height increases by 1 meter for every 2.86 meters. It is super cool, but there are no shops here. It is about five kilometers away from the city. It is quite nice to come here to take a visual effect photo. #Valentine's Day

A quaint small city with the Guinness World Record Baldwin Street. For every 2.86 meters walked, the height increases by 1 meter. Hope that next time, don't miss the charity event of "Chocolate Bean Race"!

Dunedin's famous check-in spot Baldwin Street The steepest street is not a name that is given for nothing. It is recommended that friends who drive by themselves park their cars on the roadside and then walk up In fact, I admire people who park their cars on the slope more than those who live here. This handbrake has been tested. #NewZealand #SouthIsland #LocalTours #BaldwinStreet #Dunedin

Otago Museum is located in Dunedin. There are many free museum collections. There are introductions to protected species, island history, Maori culture and cultural relics from various countries. You can spend some time browsing here. #NewZealand #SouthIsland #Dunedin #LocalTourism