Travel Tips and Stories of Sandfly Bay in New Zealand
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Travel guide of Sandfly Bay
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Travel guide of Sandfly Bay
3 km from Sandfly Bay
The Otago headlands are home to some of the most wicked views, winds and waters. But still very beautiful
7 km from Sandfly Bay
We came home from Sandymount as the clouds were receding from the peninsula towards the city. The sun was shining through the mist and lighting up the water.
11 km from Sandfly Bay
It’s incredible that you can see views like this just 10 minutes away from where I go to university (Dunedin, New Zealand). What a magical place for a study break.
12 km from Sandfly Bay
Panorama of Otago Peninsula from Mount Cargill lookout, Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand
13 km from Sandfly Bay
New Zealand’s yellow-eyed penguin is going home after probably unsuccessful fishing.
14 km from Sandfly Bay
Travelling in a camper van for 10 days has some of its benefits. One of the benefits are being able to pull up and spend as much time as you want wherever you want. This shot was taken in NZ at Tunnel Beach.
19 km from Sandfly Bay
Dinghy and reflections of Autumn forest. This photo was taken on a calm, peaceful Sunday morning while walking around Blueskin Bay, Waitati (Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand).
42 km from Sandfly Bay
On my way into work one morning in winter, and the water was so calm. The lights on the ship and the city were just so stunning, I had to stop and capture it. Long exposure. littleleafcreative.com
Experienced by Kerensa Pickett
88 km from Sandfly Bay
A very unique rock structure on the Otago coast. Such an awesome mood when I visited, super windy up where this shot was taken!
88 km from Sandfly Bay
We arrived at the lighthouse and we could finally see it when standing right next to it. The fog was really thick. We decided - wisely - to wait it out a bit from a distance. Luckily we didn’t have to wait long and were treated with a stunning sight. Nugget Point, New Zealand.
90 km from Sandfly Bay
We were on our way to bushy beach in New Zealand to see some penguins. We didn’t see any penguins, but we saw some sea lions. This is south Island on the coast of NZ
98 km from Sandfly Bay
It takes less time to do a thing right then it does to explain why you did it wrong.
Experienced by zane carter
130 km from Sandfly Bay
This little fella flew around my camera and I for over an hour. It’s called a fantail and it’s one of New Zealand smallest bird. It’s very fast and I actually never imagined having such a good shot. Thank pal!
131 km from Sandfly Bay
That water is really cold, like REALLY cold. Julia is a fantastic model and fantastic friend for doing this shoot for me. St Bathans is a stunning dark blue, lake surrounded by white cliffs, which made for a perfect spot to do a water shoot.
Experienced by Jordan Heath
164 km from Sandfly Bay
Driving through the Lindis Pass in New Zealand is a real treat. The hills are so beautiful,golden and tussock covered and uninhabited, with gorgeous effects of sun and weather. It’s not always easy to find a safe spot to stop for the angle you want to shoot. On this occasion there was a delay for roadworks, allowing a few seconds to grab a shot.
171 km from Sandfly Bay
During our trip through New Zealand we found this sweet spot. All the bras are from visitors. This is a social campaign from the New Zealand Breast Cancer Foundation near Queenstown. They collect some money with a little box for donations. Greet opportunity to finance a little bit for the research to fight agains breast cancer.
178 km from Sandfly Bay
Willow tree tunnel with branches bending to the ground, Lower Shotover, Otago, New Zealand
178 km from Sandfly Bay
Tree grows out the middle of a lake with snow-covered mountains sitting in the background
182 km from Sandfly Bay
This climb to Roy’s Peak seemed like a great idea when I read the description on New Zealand’s Department of Conservation’s website. “Easy Walk”, they said. After a painstaking 3-hour climb, my feet were practically bleeding and I was quite dehydrated. The only thing I wanted to do was run back down to go back to my hotel—but not before taking some shots of the exquisite view.
Experienced by Félix Lam
182 km from Sandfly Bay
Taken in Queenstown New Zealand. Window facing Lake Wakatipu and The Remarkables at sunset times.
