Dunedin Activities The Dunedin region offers historical architecture and a natural harbour, used be the Maori's pre European arrival in New Zealand, and a major tourist attraction today. Dunedin is home to the world rarest penguins, and the chance to see these animals in the native habitat is a Dunedin activity not to be missed. Try your hand fly fishing at one of the many perfect locations, and enjoy the unforgettable flora and fauna surround Dunedin. The Taieri Gorge Railway departing from Dunedin is the longest tourist railway journey in New Zealand, traveling through untouched, rugged environments.
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ELM Wildlife Tours
Address: 19 Irvine Road Otago Penisula
Telephone: +64 3 454 4121
Web site: www.elmwildlifetours.co.nz
Elm Wildlife Tours is based in Dunedin and offers Nature and Wildlife Tours of the South-eastern Coast of New Zealand |
Monarch Wildlife Cruises and Tours Ltd
Address: Corner Wharf & Fryatt Streets, Dunedin
Telephone: +64 3 477 4276
Web site: www.wildlife.co.nz
Cruises & Tours to see Penguins, Fur Seals and the Royal Albatross |
Nature Guides Otago
Address: 6A Elliffe Place, Dunedin
Telephone: +64 3 4545169
Web site: www.nznatureguides.com
Superior accommodation and small-group guided wildlife tours for the discerning nature lover |
Oamaru Blue Penguin Colony
Address: Breakwater Road, Oamaru
Telephone: +64 3 433 1195
Web site: www.penguins.co.nz
Seeing Penguin colony |
Penguin Place
Address: Harrington Point, No. 2RD, Dunedin
Telephone: +64 3 478 0286
Web site: www.penguin-place.co.nz
Seeing Penguins up close |
Taieri Gorge Railway
Telephone: +64 3 477 4449
Web site: www.taieri.co.nz
New Zealand's longest and largest tourist railway, taking visitors into the spectacular Otago scenery of the Taieri River Gorge |
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