• Flagstaff Lookout and Hotere Garden - After a warm welcome, enjoy a drive up to the lookout where you can admire the panoramic views of Port Chalmers, the Bays, and your beautiful cruise ship. It’s a perfect spot for photos and fresh air.
• Signal Hill - Following Baldwin Street, drive up to the top of Signal Hill lookout to enjoy 360-degree panoramic views of Dunedin city, Dunedin Harbour, Otago Peninsula, and the South Pacific. The historical monument and centennial memorial offer great photo opportunities.
• Mount Cargill Walk - Experience the breathtaking scenic drive along Mt Cargill, with stops for photos.
• Dunedin Railway Station - Built in 1906, this iconic railway station is Dunedin’s most photographed site in New Zealand. It features a beautiful garden facing the heritage High Court building and the old brick prison. The booking hall’s elegant mosaic design is a standout.
• Dunedin Botanic Garden - Visit and capture photos of this beautiful historical garden and aviary.
• Sandfly Bay Track - Explore the South Pacific rim and wild beaches with rock formations, where seals and sea lions find refuge.
• Baldwin Street: The Steepest Street in the World - Challenge yourself to walk up the world’s steepest street and capture photos of its slope and gradient. It’s a fun experience on this Guinness record-holding street.
• Larnach Castle & Gardens - Enjoy a scenic drive to the castle, explore the magnificent views of the Internationally Significant Garden, and the panoramic view of Otago Peninsula. The castle ballroom offers quality coffee and tea, both indoors and outdoors.
• Taiaroa Head - Walk to the far end of the Peninsula to enjoy views of the Pacific Ocean, cliffs, lighthouse, seals, and shags. You might see Royal Albatross flying overhead.
• The Royal Albatross Centre - Visit the wildlife gallery at the Royal Albatross Centre to learn about the life of Albatross and the history of the forgotten gun. At Pilot Beach, there’s a viewing platform to appreciate the harbour entrance and seals on the rocks. Walk to Taiaroa Head for excellent photo opportunities of the Pacific Ocean and cliffs, with a chance to see Albatross flying. Consider joining the guided tour to see the Albatross, which lasts about an hour and costs $65.
• St Clair Beach - Drive through Dunedin’s most vibrant and beautiful surfing and entertainment beach.
• University of Otago - New Zealand’s first and oldest university.
• Otago Peninsula - Drive along the rugged scenic coastline, enjoying beautiful harbours, small bays, black swans, and other birds.
• Ōtākou Marae - Visit and appreciate the centennial Marae, understanding Maori culture, tradition, and this sacred place.
• St. Paul’s Cathedral - Feel free to visit and take photos in front of this magnificent cathedral.
• The Octagon - Drive past heritage buildings, Speight’s Brewery, St John Cathedral, St Paul Cathedral, Town Hall, First Church, Octagon, Art Gallery, and local gift and souvenir shops.
• Port Chalmers - Drive along the harbour coastline back to the cruise terminal.

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• Snacks
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Free pick up and drop off from your location: Hotel, restaurants, and airport
• Apple Phone cable and charger

• Entrance fees
• Entrance fees

Local Dunedin tour operators with a decade of experience specialize in customized private tours throughout the Dunedin area and beyond. They offer the most flexible and personalized wildlife tours of Dunedin and the Otago Peninsula. Since 2015, they have been delivering personalized private tours, leveraging years of expertise, and are now proudly collaborating with Viator to cater to global travelers.

Their deep knowledge of Dunedin ensures that visitors can explore every hidden gem and enjoy the freedom to travel at their own pace. The team is friendly, knowledgeable, reliable, and eager to welcome new customers from around the world.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.