Discover New Zealand’s secret landscapes

Southern Coastline (Catlins, Waitaki, Dunedin)
It’s a throwback to a time when nature felt raw, untouched and uncharted; the Southern end of the country wraps around a moody coastline and lends itself to panoramic views, endlessly stretched horizons and otherworldly landscapes. Nugget Point offers striking ocean views dotted by rocky islets named by Captain Cook for looking like pieces of gold, and a pathway leading to the towering lighthouse perched on the edge of the cliff. With nature comes wildlife and this region is bursting with cute and furry animals. Whether it’s Oamaru’s Little Blue Penguins adorably running in from shore to find shelter or Dunedin’s Fur Seals and Yellow Eyed Penguins parading on the beach, there’s plenty to discover.





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