Make a side trip to the Moeraki Boulders; these huge spherical boulders are littered over a sandy beach under an hour away from Dunedin. Stop at the famed Fleurs restaurant, in the fishing village on the bay at Moeraki, and dine with fresh and smoked seafood on the upper floor and enjoy the view.

Ever dreamed of flying? At iFLY Indoor Skydiving, you can experience the thrill of skydiving without jumping out of an airplane. In a state-of-the-art vertical wind tunnel, you'll float effortlessly with the guidance of professional instructors. No prior experience is needed—it's suitable for both kids and adults.

Watching the northern lights or aurora borealis dance across the sky is, without a doubt, on the bucket list of most travellers visiting Iceland. Although there are no guarantees that you will see them on your visit, with luck and some planning, there is a high chance of catching this spectacular display. You can spot the northern lights in the Icelandic skies from late August through May, but the peak season to witness this stunning natural phenomenon is between October and April.