DUNEDIN TOURS

Don't bother with the inconvenience of waiting for a taxi or struggling with your luggage on public transportation. Super Shuttle offers a transfer service that provides a smooth and comfortable ride between Dunedin Airport and Dunedin central city. Get transfers in a spacious air-conditioned minivan seating up to 11 people, and get help from your driver to load and unload your luggage. Shared transfer service for all travelers The 24/7 transfer service ensures you won't miss your ride, and shared transfers make it an economical option that doesn't sacrifice quality. Additionally, Super Shuttle doesn't charge by the meter, so you won't have to worry about surge pricing or traffic delays.

Cross the wild waters of Foveaux Strait on the Stewart Island Ferry. With stunning coastal views, a chance to spot diverse wildlife, and tidbits of local history, this ferry ride will give you a peek into Stewart Island’s remote beauty and maritime heritage. Getting started Check-in at the Stewart Island Experience Visitor Terminal at 21 Foreshore Road, Bluff, before boarding your express catamaran. Set sail from this coastal gateway for a scenic one-hour ferry ride across Foveaux Strait. What to expect Scenic ferry journey: Cross Foveaux Strait, the waterway separating Stewart Island from the South Island, aboard a fast and comfortable express catamaran. Wildlife spotting & seabirds: Keep your eyes on the horizon for wildlife , from soaring mollymawks (a type of albatross) to other seabirds following the ferry. Live commentary & iconic sights: Listen to onboard commentary about landmarks like Dog Island Lighthouse, Ruapuke Island, the Titi Islands, and Mount Anglem—Stewart Island’s highest peak. Relax & enjoy a warm drink: Sip on a complimentary tea or coffee as you take in the views of Stewart Island’s rugged coastline and the Southern Ocean. Wrapping up Disembark at Oban, Stewart Island’s only town, where you can explore Rakiura National Park, spot native kiwi, or soak in the island’s remote charm. Once done exploring, you can always take the return ferry to Bluff.

Explore the untouched beauty of New Zealand’s southernmost community on a guided minibus tour through stunning coastal landscapes, Māori legends, and rich local history. With plenty of photo stops and short walks, this journey is the perfect introduction to Stewart Island. Getting started Meet your friendly local guide at the Oban Visitor Centre and hop aboard a modern minibus for a relaxed and comfortable ride. What to expect Oban Township & surrounding bays: Begin your journey in Oban, the heart of Stewart Island, where you'll experience the charm of New Zealand's southernmost community. Take in the picturesque landscapes of Halfmoon Bay and Horseshoe Bay, each offering insights into the island's maritime heritage. ​ Lee Bay & Rakiura National Park entrance: Visit Lee Bay, the official gateway to Rakiura National Park, which encompasses approximately 85% of Stewart Island. Check out the iconic chain sculpture, symbolizing the connection between Stewart Island (Rakiura) and the South Island (Te Waipounamu). ​ Observation Rock: Ascend to Observation Rock, a renowned lookout point to get expansive views over Paterson Inlet and the island's diverse landscapes, from dense forests to serene waters. ​ Local stories & legends: Throughout the tour, your local guide will share stories of Stewart Island's rich history and evolution over time. Photo stops & short walks: The tour includes several photo and walking stops, letting you step off the minibus and immerse yourself in the island's natural beauty.

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Sail across the pristine waters of Paterson Inlet, spot native wildlife, and step into the untouched beauty of Ulva Island on this guided nature adventure. Getting started Your journey begins at the Stewart Island dock, where you’ll board a comfortable catamaran for a scenic cruise. Keep your camera ready—you might spot little blue penguins bobbing in the water or fur seals basking on rocky shores. What to expect Paterson Inlet: Travel through this sheltered waterway, framed by golden beaches and lush coastal forests. Your captain will share stories of the island’s rich history as you search for seabirds like albatross and sooty shearwaters. Ulva Island: A predator-free paradise, this island is a haven for rare native birds. Step onto the sandy shore and follow your guide through ancient podocarp forests, where moss-draped trees shelter weka, saddlebacks, yellowheads, and the elusive Stewart Island robin. Guided nature walk: Stroll along well-maintained trails as your local guide reveals the secrets of this thriving ecosystem. Listen for the melodic calls of bellbirds, spot orchids blooming beneath towering rimu trees, and hear fascinating stories of the island’s conservation success. After your island exploration, relax on the boat ride back to Stewart Island. Enjoy the salty breeze and one last chance to spot dolphins before docking, wrapping up your unforgettable day in nature.

Explore Stewart Island's wild landscapes on this guided wilderness walk through ancient forests, rugged coastlines, and rich Māori heritage. With plenty of wildlife encounters and insightful storytelling, this journey is the perfect introduction to the island’s natural beauty and cultural history. Getting started Check in at the ferry terminal in Oban, just a 5-minute walk from the main road. Here, you’ll meet your expert guide before setting sail for Oneke on a comfortable catamaran. What to expect Scenic cruise to Oneke: Begin with a sea journey across the pristine waters of Stewart Island. Along the way, soak in panoramic views of the coastline and keep an eye out for seabirds and marine life. Guided coastal & forest walk: Step onto Oneke and venture through the lush forest, sweeping coastal dunes, and rugged shorelines. Your guide will point out native plants, rare birds, and tell stories of the land’s past. Māori & European history: Learn about the cultural heritage and ancient traditions of Oneke, from its significance in Māori history to its role in early European settlement.. Wildlife spotting: From curious Weka to nesting seabirds, your guide will share insights into the island’s unique ecosystem and how local conservation projects are protecting it. Return sea cruise to Oban: Wrap up your adventure with a relaxing cruise back to Oban, reflecting on your experience while enjoying the stunning Stewart Island waters.