Thankfully not too many people make it out to Shag Point, but for those who do the rewards are great. It is on the east coast of South Island, New Zealand, not too far from Dunedin, but far enough off the beaten track that few venture out. It is so called for the shags, a sea bird, that are found here. Also here are colonies of seals and yellow penguins. Simply yet another point to come and view nature at it's best. It would have been fun to try to take a 360 panorama from among the seals. However, that this would be overly distubing for them, and the fact that they have very sharp teeth and move remarkably quicly on land restrained me. Another place to visit leaving nothing but footprints and taking only pictures.