Transported from the cruise ship terminal, we embarked on a brief exploration of the city. Our journey led us to the Dunedin Railway Station Museum and the Toitū Otago Settler’s Museum, both of which added cultural richness to our visit. Notably, the sidewalks were not only wheelchair-accessible but also impeccably clean, enhancing the overall experience.

As we made our way back, we strolled past an array of inviting restaurants. Although we weren't hungry at the time, the tantalizing options along the route left us contemplating the possibility of indulging in a delightful dining experience if our appetites had called for it.