Fly from
Budget
£1,681 - £2,249
Route
Depart
Return
Price
London HeathrowDunedin
LHR - DUD
LHRDUD
London Heathrow
Sun 30/6
2 stops48h 35m
Dunedin
Sun 7/7
2 stops38h 30m
London StanstedDunedin
STN - DUD
STNDUD
London Stansted
Sun 30/6
2 stops31h 15m
Dunedin
Sun 7/7
2 stops31h 55m
London GatwickDunedin
LGW - DUD
LGWDUD
London Gatwick
Sun 30/6
2 stops42h 20m
Dunedin
Sun 7/7
2 stops31h 35m
London HeathrowDunedin
LHR - DUD
LHRDUD
London Heathrow
Sun 30/6
2 stops31h 50m
Dunedin
Sun 7/7
3 stops45h 40m
London StanstedDunedin
STN - DUD
STNDUD
London Stansted
Sun 30/6
2 stops31h 15m
Dunedin
Sun 7/7
3 stops32h 35m
London GatwickDunedin
LGW - DUD
LGWDUD
London Gatwick
Sun 30/6
2 stops30h 40m
Dunedin
Sun 7/7
3 stops32h 15m
London HeathrowDunedin
LHR - DUD
LHRDUD
London Heathrow
Sun 30/6
3 stops34h 40m
Dunedin
Sun 7/7
3 stops45h 40m
London StanstedDunedin
STN - DUD
STNDUD
London Stansted
Sun 30/6
3 stops32h 15m
Dunedin
Sun 7/7
3 stops32h 35m
The beautiful New Zealand city of Dunedin enjoys a spectacular location on the beautiful Otago peninsula and it’s a wonderful destination for culture-based breaks or outdoor activity holidays. Summer is a popular time for mountain bike and cycling holidays thanks to the mild climate and the long hours of daylight, while wildlife lovers can take the opportunity to see rare yellow-eyed penguins or visit the only mainland breeding colony of Northern Royal albatross in the world.
History and architecture enthusiasts will be in their element – magnificent Larnach Castle dominates the Otago ridge and dates from the 19th century, while other notable buildings include the Municipal Chambers and the Knox Church. Outdoor fans can visit some of the many pristine beaches close to the city and surfers are attracted by excellent conditions. St. Clair beach is one of the most popular and surfers of all levels congregate here. The Esplanade Surf School offers lessons for beginners, while the superb hot salt pool is the perfect place for those of a less active nature to relax.
Dunedin Public Art Gallery presents lots of interactive events, and peak holiday months always feature plenty of kid-friendly shows. The Hair Raiser Ghost Walk began in 1999, and this unique attraction is now a favourite with visitors who enjoy seeing where famous spectres like the black dog and the Silke were said to roam before finishing up with a nerve steadying dram at the Scotia Whisky Bar.
Once in Dunedin, the local bus service is cheap and comprehensive, and taxis charge fair set rates for local journeys.