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New Zealand's 14 most popular dunedin tours, in one place. What each one is actually like, who runs it, and what you will pay.
See rare yellow-eyed penguins on Otago Peninsula on a 90-minute guided eco-reserve walk and rehab centre visit.
“The tour operator, The OPERA, was extremely helpful, offering timing flexibility that made sure we got to experience the environment and learn about their conservation work, even on a terrible day of weather.”
A 75-minute Speight’s Brewery tour in Dunedin with an interactive history walk, beer ingredients, and a tasting in the iconic tasting room.
“Tour was very informative our guide was very good,.the whole experience was excellent”
Ride the Taieri Gorge Railway from Dunedin through tunnels and bridges with onboard stories and Precinct café treats for purchase. 5 hours.
“it was a wonderful way to see the countryside. the coach was comfortable and the food and drinks were excellent.”
A 6-hour Dunedin and Otago Peninsula day trip with guided Yellow-eyed penguin conservation, steep-street stops, gardens, and big views.
“Incredible time with an excellent guide who had a great sense of humor and went above and beyond to ensure it was a perfect experience!!”
See Dunedin’s icons and Otago Peninsula wildlife in one 6-hour small-group day, with scenic lookouts, albatross, seals, and easy port timing.
“Billy, our guide, was very knowledgeable and responsive. In addition to the University of Otego, the NZ Railway Station, Baldwin Street, he included a stop at St Kilda and Ste Clair beaches, neither of which is usually on the itinerary. We were fortunate to see albatross and fur seals during our stop at the Otago…”
One hour on Dunedin’s Otago Peninsula by boat to spot royal albatross, fur seals, and sea lions, with live wildlife commentary.
“Bra guide. Fick se massa albatrosser”
Self-guided access to Larnach Castle and seven acres of standout gardens, plus a 360 tower view near Dunedin on NZ’s Otago Peninsula.
“Despite the inclement weather we had an enjoyable time learning all about the castle and exploring the gardens. The turret room was fabulous. Afternoon tea in the grand hall with three open fires all lit was very cheerful on a damp cloudy day. Many thanks.”
Small-group Dunedin and Otago Peninsula tour with Royal Albatross viewing plus city photo stops and NZ’s oldest botanic garden.
“Since there were only two of us on tour, we had a wonderful personal adventure with our guide Asta. She was very knowledgeable and informative on the nature of the area. Seeing this treasure was memorable and will highly recommend it to others visiting Dunedin. Aloha and a hui hou!”
A 3-hour small-group tour of Dunedin’s top sights plus rugged coast viewpoints, steep-street photos, and Otago Peninsula beaches.
“Forget those overpriced boring cruise ship tours ,Tourworks with Russ was exceptional, great value, showing our small group of 7 sensational vistas, places, and insight we could not have experienced elsewhere. We were thrilled to have a curated overview that made us feel like we were visiting a special place. Twice the stops at half…”
Spend 6 hours in Dunedin and on Otago Peninsula: Olveston Home tour, Larnach Castle Gardens, steep-street views, and ocean panoramas.
“Very good tour guide! Explains everything well. Stopped for scenic views and photos. Not rushed! We were picked up at cruise terminal. Our tour guide Asta went above and beyond . One couple on our tour forgot their cellphone at Lanarch castle . After dropping us off at the terminal she drove them back to…”
Dunedin artisan food walking tour with fish and chips, legendary pies, chocolate, wellness tonics, and New Zealand’s most sustainable gin.
“We went to spots that we would not have known about and tried things we wouldn’t have done on our own.”
A 6-hour private day tour of Dunedin, the Otago Peninsula coast, and Larnach Castle, with Signal Hill, Baldwin Street, and albatross.
“The tour was on time and we saw all the things on the list in a way that didn’t feel terribly hurried. I don’t feel like it was a tour so much as a driver (she wasn’t as confident as I would have liked) the roads in New Zealand are never in a straight line…”
One-way Queenstown to Dunedin with a Mercedes ride, Central Otago gold-rush stops, and the Taieri Gorge Train to ornate Edwardian station.
A small-group Dunedin highlights day with an expert guide, iconic stops like Otago University, Baldwin Street, and the Botanic Garden.
