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On the 3rd day - Sunday 03 September 2006,
We checked out from Camelot on the Square early to catch an Intercity coach to Dunedin, the second largest city on the South Island after Christchurch.
Morning tea break was all but sandwiches or fish fillets for the rest of the trip, not too expensive, around the price range of Starbucks in Singapore.
Cows and fluffy sheeps roamed throughout the farmlands in plentiful, confirming their superiority over the human population. Meadows are blooming as NZ welcomes a start to spring.
Arriving into Dunedin bus terminal, we took a taxi to Scenic Circle Dunedin City Hotel, our roof for a night.
I'm kinda turn-off by the way they arranged the third bed
Catch some warmth
We joined a one-hour bus tour of the city, just like that of Hippo bus in Singapore, which brought us to NZ's first university - Otago University, first girls' high school and first chocolate factory, it's historical railway station, botanical gardens and finally the world's steepest street - the Baldwin street at an incline of 49 degrees.
The Octagon
Who is he? I do not know
Baldwin Street - the world's steepest street
Otago University - NZ's first University
Dunedin Railway Station
Sunday is a ghost town! Many shops were closed for the whole day. Dinner was at a restaurant called Etrusco at the Savoy, serving one of the finest Italian cuisines in town. The ambience of the restaurant was lightly lifted by the pianist, set against a wooden cottage-feel. My cabonara made me wanna puke, so I exchanged with sis' marinara.
Sis played a round of jackpot at Dunedin Casino, so small in scale just like on a cruise ship. We rather tuck into our comfy bed.
