easy
5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels with minimal walking required aside from short strolls.
Discover Dunedin’s steepest street, scenic Highcliff Road, and the Royal Albatross Centre on a small-group tour that combines city heritage with raw coastal beauty.
Weather can shift quickly along the Otago Peninsula, so dress in layers to stay comfortable.
Wildlife viewing opportunities, especially albatross and seals, may require zoom lenses for close-up shots.
Though mostly a driving tour, short walks involve uneven terrain, especially around the Botanic Garden and albatross viewing areas.
Exposed coastal areas and scenic stops offer little shade during summer months.
Dunedin was founded by Scottish settlers in 1848 and retains rich Victorian architecture alongside its natural wonders.
The Otago Peninsula hosts conservation projects focused on protecting native seabird colonies, including the rare royal albatross.
Adjustable layers help manage sudden weather changes on the coast and city.
Captures wildlife like albatrosses and seals beyond normal viewing distance.
Provides stability for uneven terrain at stops and short walks.
Hat and sunscreen prevent sunburn during exposed coastal stops.
summer specific