We headed out to the end of the Otago Peninsula to investigate what is there, as it has been many years since we did.
Pilots Beach held a wealth of seals and they were not scared of humans – sunbathing on the rocks within feet of the many people. Living at the site of one of Dunedin’s most popular tourist attractions (the albatross colony) will do that to you.
The other side revealed steep cliffs with a view of the lighthouse and numerous nesting birds. We didn’t spot any albatross but I can confirm you can see some good sights at the end of the peninsula without spending any money.
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Easter Sunday Seal Spotting
To Smaill’s Beach today for a change of scene and while there we saw two seals asleep in the sun. Why they pick the busy beaches I do not know.
365 day photo challenge January 3
7km beach walk. It’s hard to obey your seal rules (i.e don’t walk between them and the sea) when you hardly notice them in the first place!