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Private Scenic Transfer from Queenstown to Dunedin - Queenstown

Private Scenic Transfer from Queenstown to Dunedin

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

5–6 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly seated during transfer with optional short walks at stops.

Overview

Transform your trip between Queenstown and Dunedin with a private, scenic 5.5-hour transfer featuring personalized stops and door-to-door service. Discover why this route reveals the natural beauty and cultural richness of Otago.

Transfer
Dunedin, Otago

Queenstown Dunedin Transfer

Starting at $860 • All Ages • Te Anau Transfer Service •5.5 Hours

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Adventure Photos

Queenstown Dunedin Transfer photo 1

About This Adventure

Experience a memorable 5.5-hour private charter from Queenstown to Dunedin, offering door-to-door service with personalized pickup and drop-off. Enjoy refreshing stops and sightseeing along the route, making it a unique adventure for groups of all sizes. Perfect for all ages, this journey combines comfort with exploration.

Rates

Private Charter:

  • 1-2 People, $860
  • 3-6 People, $990
  • 7-10 People, $1400
  • 11-20 People, $1995 Great for all ages!

Duration

5.5 Hours

About

Small group transport from Queenstown to Dunedin (or vice versa) door to door pickup drop off, refreshment and sightseeing stops provided along the way

Adventure Tips

Book in advance for best availability

This private charter is popular, especially during peak seasons, so reserving ahead ensures your preferred pickup time.

Pack light for comfort

Space is limited; bring essentials only to keep your seating area comfortable throughout the journey.

Wear layered clothing

Weather can vary significantly along the route, so dress in layers to stay comfortable during stops and travel.

Take advantage of photo stops

Be ready to capture views at designated scenic pullouts—some stops are brief but offer stunning vistas.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • New Zealand fur seals at Otago Peninsula
  • Kea parrot native to the Southern Alps

History

Dunedin was established in the 1840s with Scottish settlers and features some of New Zealand's finest Victorian architecture.

Conservation

Operators prioritize eco-friendly practices, minimizing waste and respecting sensitive natural areas along the route.

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Adventure Hotspots in Queenstown

Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Comfortable shoes

Essential

Ideal for brief walks during sightseeing stops along the route.

Water bottle

Essential

Stay hydrated for the duration of the journey and stops.

Weather-appropriate layers

Essential

Prepare for variable conditions through Otago's mountains and coast.

Camera or smartphone

Essential

Capture the diverse landscapes and moments along the way.