The Taieri Gorge - Dunedin Railways Scenic Rail Tour

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Immerse yourself in the echoes of the past while soaking in the stunning scenery and rich stories of the Gorge!

Immerse yourself in the echoes of the past while soaking in the stunning scenery and rich stories of the Gorge!

Highlights

  • Hop on at the stunning Dunedin Railway Station and start your scenic adventure in style
  • Soak up the history of the Taieri Gorge and its people with fun facts from the on-board commentator
  • Glide through jaw-dropping landscapes and cross over the impressive Wingatui Viaduct, Australasia’s largest wrought iron structure
  • Treat yourself to tasty drinks and snacks from the comfy on-board café as you enjoy the views
  • Experience a mix of nature and history on one of Dunedin’s must-do scenic rail journeys!

Step aboard Dunedin Railways and explore Otago’s breathtaking landscapes and fascinating history. The Taieri Gorge train trip is renowned as one of New Zealand’s most spectacular rail experiences and a top attraction in Dunedin!

Departing from the city’s iconic railway station, the train winds through vast countryside and into the heart of the Taieri Gorge. Along the way, you'll enjoy sweeping panoramic views, a sightseeing stop at Pukerangi, and the convenience of an onboard café. It's an all-weather adventure that’s perfect for travellers of all ages.

Whether you're passionate about trains, nature, or just after a unique adventure – this scenic rail journey is an absolute must!

Adult $99.00
Child $20.00 (5-15 years old)
Pensioner $89.00 (65 years + Gold Card Holder)

What's included

  • Carriages are fully enclosed with heating, panoramic windows and air conditioning.
  • There is an informative live commentary on all trips and a stop at Pukerangi.

Duration

  • Allow approx. 5 hours for this experience.

Location

  • 22 Anzac Avenue
  • Dunedin 9016

Child Friendly

  • This experience welcomes families with children.
Available Bookings from 1 Nov to 14 Nov 2024

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  • Adult $79.20 Less than 6 at this price!
  • Child$20.00

  • Adult $49.50 Less than 6 at this price!
  • Child$20.00

Authenticated Reviews & Photos All of our reviews are from people who have booked and paid for this activity thru Bookme

Authenticated Reviews & PhotosAll of our reviews are from people who have booked and paid for this activity thru Bookme

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Thomas from France wrote on 09 March 2020

Super voyage

Superbes vues. Quand le train n'est pas complet, on peut changer de siège et profiter de toutes les meilleures vues.

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Anais Lefrancq from France wrote on 16 April 2019

Magnifique

Excellent trajet de 4h, personnel très sympathique dans le train et à l'accueil, vous pouvez acheter à manger ainsi qu'à boire. Les paysages tout au long du trajet sont incroyablement beau et vous avez 2 arrêts pour pouvoir bien photographié ? Je recommende

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Céline from Belgium wrote on 30 October 2016

Beaux paysages

Jolie après-midi dans ce train d'époque. Très beaux paysages. Commentaires sympathiques du conducteur. Quelques bémols : - nourriture et boissons du café à bord de piètre qualité. - des passages avaient leurs pieds chaussés sur les fauteuils et les accoudoirs durant tour le voyage, aucune remarque du personnel. - prix plein surévalué

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Steve from New Zealand wrote on 26 March 2020

Stunning railway journey - NZ needs more trains!

Let's face it there are not many trains operating on New Zealand's railways but of those that do this is worth seeing. Lots of "oh my gosh, or cor wow, look at that"! Incredible views and admiration for the engineers who built it and keep it open. There is still quite a bit of railway infrastructure in NZ but passenger trains are about as rare as the Kakapo. NZ really ought to use its railway network more and get us away from our cars and aircraft. By the way the Dunedin station building is impressive; even if there are only two trains that operate from it!

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Ronel from New Zealand wrote on 04 February 2020

Too long return

I would recommend a one way only...

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10:00 a.m.Thursday 13 July

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Child 5-15 years old

Pensioner 65 years + Gold Card Holder

*This option must be made together with another price type.
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