Katiki Point

In this point almost the yellow eyes penguin is found never. But seals may be there always.

This is the end of the sea, the white lighthouse is evidenced. Crossing the lighthouse is a nature reserve, where a variety of rare animals, especially birds, flourish without worry.

There are also lighthouses in the katiki Cape, cars can be parked at the lighthouse, and passing through the lighthouse is the nature reserve. Over the wall, there is a dirt path to the top of the Cape, the road will be bad on rainy days, everything is wild and natural.

This is a free attraction, but it is worth seeing. It took more than half an hour to drive from the Muraki Big Stone. It is a relatively poor road and it has to be driven slowly. There is a small parking lot at the door. It is estimated that there are not many people coming, which belongs to a niche attraction. In addition to the lighthouse, the sea view here is also good, the most important thing is that you can see countless seals, as well as rare yellow-eyed penguins, very cute.

Free viewing of the wildlife refuge. From Dunedin, drive dozens of kilometers to Katiki Point. See this lighthouse and arrive at the wildlife refuge here i. Different seasons open differently, pay attention to the sign at the door. Not only penguins, but sea lions can be seen. Yellow-eyed penguins are endangered, estimated to be only about 4,000. They are one of the rarest penguins in the world. Countless sea lions can be seen. The Muraki boulder is not far from here.

The katiki promontory is not far from the beach boulder and is also a nature reserve. It was a bit surprised to cross the lighthouse, over the wall, into the promontory, the seal was too calm and visible everywhere. There is still a taste in the wildlife refuge, but there is a sweet and rich milky smell around the small seal.