Port Chalmers, Dunedin City

Ōtepoti Dunedin is one of New Zealand’s most scenic and historic cities.

It is a unique mix of natural wonders, rare wildlife and stunning heritage attractions. Dunedin is where gothic architecture meets sweeping coastal landscapes, a wonderful mix of offbeat urban charm and cinematic surrounds.

Experience Dunedin’s grand buildings and get a glimpse of the opulent past by visiting some of its many heritage sites, which form the best collection of Victorian and Edwardian architecture in the Southern Hemisphere.

The Otago Peninsula is a world-renowned eco-tourism destination and home to some of the rarest wildlife around, including many endangered species such as the yellow-eyed penguin.
As the only city in Aotearoa New Zealand to hold the title of UNESCO City of Literature, Dunedin boasts a strong creative scene. Our cultural institutions, include the first public art gallery, oldest university, and oldest working brewery.

If culinary experiences are what you seek most, Dunedin won’t disappoint. With one of the best farmers markets in the country, a thriving café and restaurant scene and an ever-growing stable of destination breweries and distilleries, it’s easy to taste your way around the city’s fantastic offerings.

Visit New Zealand’s oldest castle, the world’s only mainland colony of royal albatross, and tackle the steepest street on the planet all in one day.

It’s recommended that you take your time to explore Dunedin, so make sure you book a follow-up trip so you can stay longer and discover the many hidden gems and experiences that await.
Whether this is your first or last port of call, Dunedin is bound to be a highlight of your trip.