The southern city of Dunedin is known for its heritage architecture and proximity to some of New Zealand’s best wildlife experiences.
A walk through the city centre reveals exquisite examples of Victorian and Edwardian architecture, while a visit to the nearby Otago Peninsula offers the chance to see seals, dolphins, penguins and majestic albatross in their natural environment.
Dunedin is also a bustling student town and home to the University of Otago – one of New Zealand’s oldest and most desirable study locations. The university attracts thousands of students and dozens of world class academics from around the globe, giving the city an enlightened and cultured vibe.
Key facts about Dunedin
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Population: 126,000 people
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30 km Airport → City
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Accommodation 2,100 rooms
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Venues 2,300 people
Climate & Weather
AVG High
20 C° / 68 F°
AVG Low
11 C° / 51 F°
AVG High
13 C° /55 F°
AVG Low
4 C° / 39 F°