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Highlights of Dunedin - Coastal Otago

Otago Peninsula Information

Flanking the southern edge of Dunedin's extensive harbour, Otago Peninsula is high and rugged on..

Larnach Castle Information

Larnach Castle, New Zealand's only Castle, offers stunning 360 degree panoramic views of the Otago..

Balclutha Information

Balclutha is bisected by the mighty Clutha River, which is largest waterway in New Zealand by..

Moeraki Boulders Information

At Moeraki, 40 kilometres south of Oamaru, huge spherical boulders are scattered along the beach...

Middlemarch Information

Middlemarch is a small town 80 kilometres west of Dunedin city. It sits at the foot of the Rock and..

Tunnel Beach Walkway Information

For centuries the great southern ocean and its salt-laden wind have sculpted the sandstone..

Dunedin Railway Station Information

In the early 1900s Dunedin was the commercial centre of New Zealand. A magnificent railway station..

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Dunedin Information

The city of Dunedin was built with the riches of the gold rush, consequently it has one of the best collections of Edwardian and Victorian architecture in the southern hemisphere. Gothic church spires, ornate mansions, swathes of native forest and magnificent views of the harbour make Dunedin very memorable. Around the city you can visit historic homes, dip into the chocolate factory and browse the excellent museums. Take a drive along Otago Peninsula to discover Larnach Castle and a choice of wildlife encounters – there are penguin, albatross and seal colonies here. The resident student population keeps Dunedin lively.

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Functional facts: Approx. population 107,000, i-SITE Visitor Centre, domestic and international airport.

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Highlights of South Island

Queenstown Information

In winter, Queenstown is a bustling ski resort. In summer it's busy with hikers, mountain bikers..

Milford Sound Information

British explorer Captain James Cook steered clear of Milford Sound thinking its entrance too..

Christchurch - Canterbury Information

Float above the plains in a hot air balloon or soak in relaxing thermal pools. Enjoy the excellent..

Fiordland Information

Watch the mountains shake off winter and start to warm up for summer. Waterfalls are invigorated..

Nelson Region Information

At the top of the South Island is an area of sunshine, stunning national parks and beaches..

Nelson Information

Hardy European pioneers founded the beautiful city of Nelson, New Zealand in 1842, although this..

Akaroa Information

Akaroa sits at the edge of a beautiful harbour inside the eroded crater of a huge extinct volcano...

Doubtful Sound Information

Sometimes called the 'Sound of Silence' Doubtful Sound is the deepest (421 metres) and second..

Tauranga Bay Information

n the coastline about 16km south west of Westport, you will find Tauranga Bay and the Cape Foulwind..

Marlborough Information

Marlborough is full of activities for you to enjoy. No matter your budget and interests, there is..

Hokitika Information

Hokitika was first settled in 1860, after the discovery of gold on the west coast. It was an..

Central Otago Information

Central Otago is a region touched by history, with a powerful landscape of ancient mountains..

Lake Wanaka Information

Lake Wanaka is a place to take a deep breath and relax. Protected from the outside world by the..

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