Naseby thrives on dark sky tourism
The tiny Central Otago town of Naseby is attracting visitors through remote observatories and natural ice curling.
Naseby, a town of 150 residents in Central Otago, is defying economic pressures through dark sky tourism. The town has leveraged its remote location and clear night skies to attract visitors to observatories, whilst natural ice curling has also become a draw for the area.
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Tiny Central Otago town thriving on dark sky tourism
The 150-resident town of Naseby is defying the economic slump as remote observatories and natural ice curling draw visitors