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Explore New Zealand’s wild southern coast on a scenic one-way tour from Dunedin to Invercargill, traversing the breathtaking Catlins. This full-day adventure features stunning landscapes, including the Nugget Point Lighthouse, Purakaunui Falls, and the ancient petrified forest at Curio Bay. Enjoy a delightful lunch stop in the quirky village of Papatowai, and keep an eye out for native wildlife like seals and penguins. With a maximum of 15 guests, travel in comfort with an expert local guide, ensuring a personal and enriching experience throughout the journey. - Scenic 9-hour tour from Dunedin to Invercargill through the Catlins - Visit iconic sites including Nugget Point and Purakaunui Falls - Enjoy lunch at Papatowai and explore the Lost Gypsy Caravan - Small group experience in a comfortable Mercedes-Benz vehicle

Discover Dunedin at your own pace with this immersive self-guided walking tour that blends history, art, and adventure. Wander from the iconic Dunedin Railway Station and Gothic cathedrals to hidden laneways bursting with vibrant street art. Step inside stories of gold rush glory, architectural marvels, and cultural fusion at landmarks like Toitū Otago Settlers Museum, the Chinese Garden, and the University of Otago. Feel the city’s creative pulse in its theatres, murals, and music — even tracing the humble beginnings of the famous band Six60. Stroll through the peaceful Botanic Garden, admire heritage churches, and end your journey with a challenge — conquering Baldwin Street, the world’s steepest! Whether you’re a history lover, explorer, or curious wanderer, Dunedin will surprise you at every turn.

This private walking tour reveals Dunedin’s culinary and cultural heritage through its historic streets, architectural landmarks, and distinctive brewing traditions. You will explore a city shaped by Scottish influence, maritime history, and generations of craftsmanship. Historic districts and heritage buildings tell stories of settlement, industry, and cultural transformation. You will discover architectural treasures that reflect Victorian-era design and a legacy that extends through centuries of cultural development. Along the way, local brewing traditions highlight the city's enduring connection to craftsmanship, community, and innovation. The route combines cultural heritage, architectural beauty, and authentic local traditions. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

Locally owned and operated business, comfortable bike designs suited for our amazing city cycle network, explore our amazing peninsular. This is a great starting point for completing the harbour loop or if you only want to explore one side of our amazing cycle network that our Peninsular and Harbour provides. Or simply head in and explore our city. The most popular is to complete the harbour loop & also book the Ferry with Port to Port. Whether you’re a local, visitor from a cruise ship or tourist travelling to Dunedin, let us power your ride to places you might not otherwise visit.

Experience the beauty of New Zealand's South Island on a full-day tour from Dunedin to Queenstown, one of the country’s most iconic alpine towns. Enjoy a scenic drive through Central Otago’s stunning landscapes before arriving in Queenstown, where you’ll have free time to explore at your own pace.

Discover the hidden gems on the way to Mt. Cook. Our unique Mt. Cook Day Tour from Dunedin combines the iconic beauty of Aoraki Mt. Cook with fascinating stops you won't find on other tours. Explore the mysterious Moeraki Boulders, admire the Victorian architecture of Oamaru, and learn about Maori rock art, all in one unforgettable day.

Explore the highlights of historic Dunedin, second-largest city on the South Island, on a varied 5.5-hour tour. Check out the record-holding steepest street in the world, the University of Otago, and Dunedin Railway station, before heading to the windswept Otago Peninsula. Then, visit Larnach Castle, New Zealand's only castle, with garden access and optional guided castle tour.

This Dunedin city highlights tour is ideal for time-poor travelers as you fit in many landmarks into a short space of time. Starting from central Dunedin’s Octagon, check out St. Paul's Cathedral, the Robbie Burns Statue, the University of Otago, Baldwin Street (the steepest street in the world) and much more, and still have time for other activities during the rest of your day.

Discover the stunning landscapes and rich history of New Zealand’s Otago region on this exclusive 6-7 hour private shore tour, starting and ending at Dunedin Cruise Port. Immerse yourself in nature, wildlife, and Victorian architecture, as you journey from Dunedin to Oamaru and the iconic Moeraki Boulders. This all-inclusive tour offers scenic drives, unique photo opportunities, and fascinating stops, ensuring an unforgettable day exploring the best of New Zealand.

Take in lush green hilltops that roll down to deep blue waters, all while feeling the wind in your face with this full-day electric bike rental service. After picking up your ebike from Central Dunedin, spend the whole day exploring the city, the harbor district, and roads that weave through the nearby Otago Peninsula.

This immersive 5 day tour from Dunedin offers you a perfect mixture of travel each day, visiting the majority of the top attractions in New Zealand's South Island. Enjoy optional handpicked activities and places to stay without needing to worry about planning or driving long distances yourself. The itinerary is designed to showcase the beauty of the South Island in a relaxed way. Start your tour in the charming city of Dunedin and conclude in the vibrant city of Christchurch. Enjoy comfort of a private tour for your group, benefiting from a knowledgeable guide-driver and a vehicle exclusively for your group throughout the tour. Enjoy the flexibility to choose your own desired activities or opt for a range of exciting, handpicked 7 optional activities, like a scenic helicopter ride, a cruise in Milford or Doubtful Sound, a unique tour of the Te Anau Glowworm Caves, a scenic gondola ride, thrill jet boating, stargazing in Dark Sky Reserves, and the TranzAlpine scenic train ride.

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Explore Dunedin and the Otago Peninsula on this small-group tour, featuring highlights including Larnach Castle’s gardens, the Dunedin Railway Station, and the University of Otago. Visit The OPERA to learn about conservation efforts for yellow-eyed penguins and enjoy a guided nature walk to spot local wildlife. With engaging commentary and personalized attention, this tour offers a comprehensive and memorable experience of the region.

This private family tour reveals the cultural heritage, architectural character, and natural beauty of Dunedin, one of New Zealand’s most historic cities. Explore a destination shaped by Scottish traditions, maritime history, and centuries of cultural development, where elegant architecture and scenic landscapes come together to tell a remarkable story of transformation. Discover historic streets, heritage landmarks, and iconic sites that reflect Dunedin’s unique place in New Zealand’s history. Admire beautifully preserved heritage buildings and picturesque surroundings while uncovering the connections between the city’s past and present. This inspiring family experience combines cultural discovery, historical storytelling, architectural beauty. Zealand’s most celebrated historic destinations. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

Embark on an exclusive private tour, accommodating a maximum of five participants. This intimate setting ensures a personalized experience akin to a private tour, allowing for flexibility and customization. Our meticulously curated itinerary covers all the city’s highlights, providing a comprehensive exploration of Dunedin. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of lifestyle, history, and culture, tracing back to New Zealand’s early periods.

The Otago Peninsula stretches like a finger from the city of Dunedin into the Pacific Ocean, creating a unique landscape where harbor meets high cliffs, rolling farmland and rugged coastlines. On this self-guided driving tour, you'll experience the peninsula's diverse ecosystems, discover hidden beaches, encounter remarkable wildlife, and explore historical sites that tell the story of early Māori and European settlement in New Zealand's southeast corner. You'll start at the Portobello Road Information Stop, before driving along the winding harbor road. You'll have opportunities to visit the award-winning Glenfalloch Gardens, explore the beaches at Macandrew Bay and Broad Bay, and stop at the historic Fletcher House. The journey continues over the peninsula to the wild Pacific side where secluded beaches, volcanic formations like The Pyramids, and abundant marine wildlife await your discovery.

We are Dunedin specialists in high end tour guiding private tours with years in the industry. We pride ourselves on immaculate vehicles, great guides and drivers and most of all FUN and laughs. Our days are fully customizable - you can choose on the day if you would like an add on from a brewery visit, gin distillery, Larnach Castle or Olveston Historic Home visit OR our amazing Honey and Hive experience. Otherwise we will fill your day in with all things that are popular around our city and even throw in some surprises along the way. Our motto is "start as strangers end as friends".

Skip the crowds this is a private tour for your group only! Join us on a fascinating two-hour walking tour of Dunedin, where we will explore the city's rich history and heritage, starting at the historic Fortune Theatre, before moving on to the Speights Ale House brewery, where you'll learn about the iconic brewery and its history in the city. From there, we'll walk to the beautiful Lan Yuan, Dunedin Chinese Garden, which is an oasis of calm in the heart of the city, and hear about the Chinese community's contributions to Dunedin's culture and heritage. Our next stop will be at the Toitū Otago Settlers Museum, housed in the beautifully restored Dunedin Railway Station. Finally, we'll conclude our tour with a visit to the grand Dunedin Railway Station, which is a stunning example of the city's Edwardian architecture, where we'll explore the station's role in Dunedin's growth and prosperity, and its role in transporting troops during World War I.

We offer you the best and most affordable private, customized holiday tours in south island for family or small group up to five people. You will feel the most flexibility and freedom to enjoy the every single moment and unique attraction in south island without hassles. We work together with customers to create a personalized tours for your convenience.

Expanding on the incredible opportunities of the Wildlife & Penguin Tour, this tour provides the unique opportunity to experience the reserve at sunset. The magnificent light casting over the landscape as the sun sets on the reserve is breathtaking. At points throughout the year, this time of day provides the greatest opportunity to view hoiho | Yellow-eyed Penguins in the wild as they return from a day foraging at sea, as well as opportunities to view other unique wildlife from fur seals, sea lions, shore and land birds, native fauna, and more await you within our private reserve. Best of all, by taking a tour you are joining our work, as tour operations directly fund the conservation, rehabilitation, restoration, and education initiatives at The OPERA.

Discover Aoraki Mount Cook on a scenic private journey for up to 3–4 people. Your day begins with a morning pick-up from your hotel in Queenstown, Christchurch, or Dunedin. For Queenstown Pickup: Pass by Kawarau Suspension Bridge, Roaring Meg & Cromwell. Stop at Lindis Pass, and High Country Salmon. For Christchurch Pickup: Pass through Geraldine and Fairlie, stop at Fairlie Bakehouse, and visit Lake Tekapo. For Dunedin Pickup: Travel via Waitaki River and Omarama, with stops at Oamaru and High Country Salmon. Enjoy panoramic stops at Lake Pukaki and a scenic drive to Mount Cook. Take in stunning views, walk the Hooker Valley Track with its swing bridges and Hooker Lake, spot alpine kea, or engage in Tasman Glacier View Walks. Visit the Mount Cook Visitor Centre to learn about the area’s history. Choose to finish at Queenstown, Christchurch, Dunedin or end journey at Mount Cook. Total road time will be approximately 8.5 hours.

This private walking tour reveals Dunedin’s fascinating heritage through its historic streets, architectural landmarks, and enduring cultural legacy. You will explore one of New Zealand’s most distinctive cities, renowned for its rich history and remarkable Victorian character. Historic districts and heritage buildings tell stories of settlement, prosperity, and transformation. You will discover architectural treasures that showcase classical design, Scottish heritage, and exceptional craftsmanship. Historic landmarks reflect a cultural legacy that spans generations, preserving the stories and traditions that contributed to the city’s unique identity. The route highlights Dunedin’s cultural depth, architectural excellence, and historic character. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

Otago’s dramatic volcanic landscape was shaped by Māori history, Scottish settlement, gold rush ambition, and incredible feats of engineering. On this self-guided cycling tour, you’ll explore the scenic shoreline of Otago Harbour via the purpose-built Te Aka Ōtākou and Te Ara Moana cycle paths. You’ll hear the story of the harbour’s two distinct personalities: the industrial western shore and the leisurely, residential peninsula. You’ll also learn about the industries that built Dunedin, the pioneers and scoundrels who settled here, and the hidden histories buried just beneath the surface. The journey starts at Ravensbourne and follows the path to the historic seaport of Port Chalmers. From there, you’ll take the ‘Port to Port’ ferry across the water to the village of Portobello to begin the return leg of your ride. From bustling ports to tranquil bays, you’ll experience the full sweep of the harbour’s past and present.