End of the Southern Scenic Route

Today we visited Dunedin, a city founded by Scottish settlers in 1848, known for its beautiful Victorian architecture and its laid-back, almost American small-town vibe. After breakfast at Dunedin Lookout Point - prepared by Maciek, as always - we set out to explore. The highlight was Baldwin Street, the steepest street in the world with a gradient of 34.8%. It’s so steep that while taking photos, we saw an ambulance arrive for someone who struggled with the climb.

Next we hit the road again to complete the Southern Scenic Route. This 610 km journey, which runs from Wānaka to Dunedin, took us through a stunning mix of coastlines, forests, waterfalls, and hills. Every kilometer felt like a postcard come to life. It’s been the most beautiful road trip we’ve ever experienced.

Now, with the Southern Scenic Route behind us, we’re heading back toward the mountains, ready for the next chapter of this adventure.Læs mere