Dunedin is a city rich in cultural heritage in a region full of natural splendor and adventure.

Dunedin has plenty to see and do. Experience the charm that this small city has to offer. More information about Dunedin.

Regional Tourism Operator

www.dunedinnz.com

Getting to Dunedin

You can fly direct to Dunedin Airport via Air New Zealand.

Accommodation Options

Wotif.com
Need accommodation in the area? Browse through a wide range of Otago and Dunedin accommodation at Wotif.com.

Dreamofkiwi
Dunedin has a range of accommodation options to suit every budget.

Looking for great deals on Dunedin accommodation? Check out lastminute.com.au!

Mainland Air

Mainland Air Services, based at Dunedin International Airport, is Otagos premium Air Service, available for Scenic Flights, Air Charters, Air Freight and Air Ambulance Operations, 24 hours, seven days a week.
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Citibus

Citibus offers a range of heritage and wildlife tours of Dunedin. Visit their website
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Otago Musuem

Begin your journey in Southern New Zealand at Dunedin's most visited attraction - Otago Museum. It makes for a great introduction to the southern region, exploring the richness and vibrancy through outstanding collections covering culture, nature and science.
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Larnach Castle

Discover New Zealand’s only Castle, built 1871 by William Larnach, merchant baron and politician, for his beloved first wife Eliza. 200 workmen spent three years building the Castle shell and master European craftsmen spent a furthur 12 years embellishing the interior. Larnach spared no expense on his dream home, which features the finest materials from around the world.> more

To get to Larnach Castle we recommend Citibus.

Speights Brewery

The Speight's Heritage Centre, which opened in September 1999, is a centrally located, first class, informative tour through the unique "gravity fed" working brewery (and museum) of the beer and brand, which is a passionate part of the history and culture of southern New Zealand. > more

Found on the Otago Peninsula are colonies of the world's shyest penguin, the Yellow-eyed Penguin, sharing secluded beaches with New Zealand Fur Seals.

Otago Peninsula

The Otago Peninsula frames Dunedin's harbour, providing a spectacular setting for unique and natural features.

The Royal Albatross Colony at Taiaroa Head, on the tip of the Peninsula, is the only mainland breeding colony of albatross in the world. The Peninsula is also the
nesting grounds of other birds, including the White-fronted Tern, the Blue Penguin and many species of Cormorants are nearby. > more

Monarch Wildlife Cruises & Tours

Passengers board the Monarch to see what cannot be seen from land, to greet the mighty Northern Royal Albatross as it sweeps in from the open Pacific Ocean and soars above the spectacular inaccessible cliffs of Taiaroa. > more

Related Links

Go New Zealand
We have a wide range of New Zealand holiday packages, that have been put together to make it easy to find your ideal holiday

Coach Itinarary Website
Time2 is an interactive website designed to help you plan your travel around the spectacular scenery of southern New Zealand using our network of daily coach services.