Dunedin, New Zealand
Located in the heart of the Otago Harbor, Dunedin is New Zealand south islands second largest city. Rich in history with its blend of Scottish influence, intertwined with Maori roots.
Dunedin offers something for everyone, from fine dining and experience for foodies, cultural attractions, and access to breath-taking sea-sides abundant with wildlife.
Ships visiting Dunedin dock at Port Chalmers, which is around a 30 minute bus trip from the city centre. The major cruise lines generally offer a shuttle bus service to the city centre for a fee, alternatively a public bus service runs from close the the cruise terminal, however the buses are less frequent.
Things to See
Penguin Place
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Baldwin Street - The Steepest Street in the World
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Dunedin Railway Station
Things to see
Places to Eat
Emerson's Brewery
Places to Eat
Getting Around
Dunedin Buses
Getting Around
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Baldwin Street - The Steepest Street in the World
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Speight's Brewery
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Dunedin Buses
Getting Around
Private Tours in Dunedin
Located in the heart of the Otago Harbor, Dunedin is New Zealand south islands second largest city. Rich in history with its blend of Scottish influence, intertwined with Maori roots.
Dunedin offers something for everyone, from fine dining and experience for foodies, cultural attractions, and access to breath-taking sea-sides abundant with wildlife.
Ships visiting Dunedin dock at Port Chalmers, which is around a 30 minute bus trip from the city centre. The major cruise lines generally offer a shuttle bus service to the city centre for a fee, alternatively a public bus service runs from close the the cruise terminal, however the buses are less frequent.
