达尼丁
2017年1月24日 - 1月26日 我们在达尼丁及周边度过了三天,这是新西兰最古老的城市之一。第一批苏格兰移民在这里落脚,许多建筑上仍可见到这种苏格兰影响。经过一次市区漫步后,我们参观了植物园,从一个观景点俯瞰城市,并游览了世界上最陡峭的街道(倾斜度为35%)。...

已发布: 12.03.2017












26/27/01/2017
We visit Nugget Point and Roaring Bay at dusk to observe the Yellow-Eyed Penguin. Three specimens frolic on the beach and entertain their spectators. The observation is carried out from a hut about 10 m away from the beach to avoid disturbing the animals.


The next morning it is raining and we visit 'The Lost Gypsy Caravan', a kind of museum in an old camper van. The owner's handicrafts are exhibited there (crazy art is built from rubbish and scrap).

Just as we leave the camper van, the sun comes out and we drive to Curio Bay. On the way there, we make a detour to McLean Falls. Curio Bay is known for having the best chances of observing the Hector dolphins. We lie in wait for two hours, but unfortunately without success.
As it starts to rain again, we decide to drive a bit towards Fjordland and end up at a free campground in Lamsden. In the middle of the city around an old train station/bus stop, with everything a backpacker needs (toilet, sink, running water).
