All Dunedin & The Otago Peninsula Tours & Excursions in 2026

Escape the ordinary and experience the breathtaking beauty of the Southern Alps on this full-day private tour from Dunedin to Aoraki/Mount Cook—New Zealand’s tallest mountain. Travel in comfort through the changing landscapes of Otago and the Mackenzie Basin, with plenty of scenic stops, insider commentary, and personal flexibility along the way. Marvel at the turquoise waters of Lake Pukaki, where glacial melt meets mountain majesty. Then, continue your journey to the awe-inspiring Aoraki/Mount Cook National Park, a world-class destination for nature lovers, photographers, and adventurers alike. Enjoy time to walk the stunning Hooker Valley Track (optional), visit the Sir Edmund Hillary Alpine Centre, or simply soak up the alpine atmosphere at your own pace.

Benefit from clear views of the southern sky at night on a star-gazing tour on the Otago Peninsula. Depart from Dunedin in the evening—timing is dependent on the season as the sky needs to be completely dark. Your guide shares Māori stories about the celestial bodies, and serves up a light supper. This area is ideal for viewing the southern lights (aurora australis) under certain conditions.

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.

Book your private Arrival transfer from Dunedin Int Airport (DUD) to Dunedin city hotels. Your driver will be waiting for you at a scheduled time and you will travel comfortably to your destination. All Vehicles fully licensed and insured. Our cars are equipped with all necessary facilities for a trip to any part of the world under any weather conditions, including additional fastenings for sports and other equipment.

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.

Book your private Departure transfer from Dunedin city hotels to Dunedin Int Airport (DUD). Your driver will be waiting for you at a scheduled time and you will travel comfortably to your destination. • Meeting with a Nameplate • We track your Flight • Door-to-door Service • No Hidden Charges • Clean cars & Professional drivers

The boat shed has been operating for over 100 years on the Otokia creek, this is the only boat rental business in Brighton Dunedin and the creek runs through the Otokia Marsh & Wetlands area, which is a natural oasis with birds and native trees that can only be accessed by boat. The row boats are able to carry a family of up to 2 adults and 3 children which makes it a great family activity.

Dunedin is a city of contradictions. Built on Otago Gold Rush wealth, its founders draped their ambitions in gothic stone, declaring an 'Edinburgh of the South.' Beneath the academic facade lies another pulse: decades of stagnation preserved a Victorian warehouse district now reclaimed by striking street art. Join design historian Clara and architectural detective Pablo through hidden alleys and industrial precincts. Trace the shift from colonial architecture to a surrealist canvas, exploring how failure can become preservation and paint can challenge stone. - A 3.3 km self-guided tour with 6 stops over 103 min - Ideal for travelers interested in Art, Design & Aesthetics and History & Memory - Immersively told in a podcast style by experts and locals - Matching audio content, AI guide and navigation through the app