The Southern Skies Star Gazing tour takes you out to the Otago Peninsula on a journey of discovery to learn about the unique celestial features of the Southern sky, while also sharing stories and waiata (songs) about how Māori viewed the night sky.
The Otago peninsula coastline provides a clear and breath-taking view of the night sky, along with a magical backdrop of coastal bird calls echoing across Hoopers inlet. In the right conditions, this rural coastal area is a prime viewing location for the Southern Lights, Aurora Australis
Enjoy Māori manaakitanga (hospitality) with a light supper and hot beverage. Sit back, relax and be enchanted.
Departs Dunedin 8PM (October to March) and 6PM (April to September)
We collect from most centrally located accommodations, the Dunedin i-Site in the Octagon and some accommodation on the Otago Peninsula. Drop off back at accommodation.
We'll meet outside the Dunedin i-Site window. It's on the corner of George street and the Octagon.
A farm where we will view stars, listen to some Maori cultural stories, and enjoy a light supper and hot drink
Settle in for an evening of stargazing and stories
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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