Travel across the South Island through small farming communities to Dunedin.  The city was settled by the Scottish in 1848 and is now renowned as the 'Edinburgh of the South' - Dunedin is the old Gaelic name for Edinburgh.  The Scottish heritage is still apparent today in the architecture of the many fine buildings including the University of Otago, modeled on the University of Glasgow buildings.  This afternoon you choose the activity and we will include it.  Perhaps choose from a harbour nature cruise, visit either the Royal Albatross Centre or a Yellow-eyed penguin colony.

Dunedin City Hotel

Corner Dowling and Princess Streets

Dunedin, New Zealand

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