Dunedin Airport, located 22km west of central Dunedin, and an approximately 30-minute drive from the CBD, serves as a gateway to the wider Otago region. Currently, there are regular domestic flights from New Zealand's main centres which arrive several times a day.
There are shuttles, taxis and corporate limousine services providing a transfer between the airport and the city. You can also book an airport shuttle with Super Shuttle or Airport Shuttles Dunedin which can pick you up from your doorstep and take you to and from Dunedin Airport. You share you ride with other travellers which allows for fixed rates.
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Dunedin is situated on State Highway 1 and easily accessible from other major towns and cities.
4.5 hours from Christchurch
3.5 hours from Queenstown
2.5 hours from Invercargill.
The Otago Touring Route starts in Dunedin, taking you through some of the most stunning countryside in New Zealand. Explore this guide to driving times and a touring map.
Getting to Dunedin by bus is a safe and affordable way to travel, and it allows you to watch the scenery go by while someone else does the driving. There are frequent arrivals from Christchurch, Queenstown and Invercargill from reputable bus companies. Contact the Dunedin i-SITE Visitor Centre to enquire further and to make a booking.
Dunedin is serviced by the main rental car companies including Avis, Budget, Go Rentals, Hertz and Thrifty. For a planet-friendly option, check out Go rentals' sustainable electric Tesla. There are also many local rental car companies that offer a competitive rate all year round. Click here for more.
Leave the car at home and explore Dunedin on foot! With a variety of pathways and trails across the region, walking is a great way to explore or travel around Dunedin. Avoid traffic congestion, increase your health and wellbeing, save money and reduce carbon emissions by making this simple swap.