Discover Dunedin’s rich history and wild coastline on a personalized private tour with All in Dunedin. From the world’s steepest street to thriving penguin colonies, uncover the city’s true charm in one unforgettable day.
For all ages! • 8 Hours! • Private Charter Group up to 8 guests!
Embark on an exclusive 8-hour private charter in Dunedin, guided by a local expert. Discover breathtaking architecture, stunning nature, and iconic sights like the world's steepest street and the historic railway station. Experience the unique charm of the "Emerald of the South" while exploring the picturesque Otago Peninsula.
8 Hours
This deluxe private tour of Dunedin combines magnificent architecture, incredible nature and jaw dropping views to provide the ultimate southern experience.
Picking you up from your desired location, your experienced local guide & driver will show you the highlights of the "Emerald of the South" with all its quirks, majesty and charm. From the world's steepest street, the wonderfully preserved historic centre and the world renowned Dunedin Railway station; to the spectacular Otago Peninsula with its rare wildlife, wild beaches and stunning scenery.
A hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, weatherproof jacket, a water bottle, a towel and good walking shoes are a good starting point for all our tours.
Expect to walk on uneven surfaces and climb gentle inclines during the tour.
Weather can change quickly along the coast; pack waterproof clothing.
Morning hours often provide better opportunities for wildlife sightings.
Capture stunning sights and moments along the Otago Peninsula.
Dunedin was founded by Scottish settlers in 1848, and its architecture reflects its Victorian and Edwardian past.
All in Dunedin emphasizes eco-friendly practices, including wildlife conservation and minimizing environmental impact.
Good footwear is essential for walking over varied terrain and exploring the city and coast.
Protect against sudden rain or wind along the coastal areas.
spring,winter specific
Capture Dunedin’s scenic highlights and wildlife encounters.
Enhance wildlife viewing, especially on the Otago Peninsula.