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Transport options to get to this place
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• Bus
  There is a range of bus services to Dunedin to suit your budget. Buses are very affordable and offer a relaxed, clean and flexible way to get to Dunedin from around the South Island. Close
• Car
  Driving to Dunedin from around the South Island is very common. Road conditions are excellent, with all major routes sealed and well signed. Petrol stations are easy to find, usually on the outskirts of small towns and towards the centre of most towns and cities. Traveling from Christchurch allowing for petrol stops should take around 5 hours, 4 hours from Queenstown and 2.5 hours from Invercargill. Close
• Domestic Flight
  There are daily domestic flights to and from Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Rotorua in Dunedin, as well as a regular timetable of flights to and from Alexandra and Queenstown. The airport is an easy half an hour drive from the city centre. Close
• Train
  The Taieri Gorge Railway operates daily services connecting with coach services through to Queenstown. The scenic train journey takes you through the heart of historic Otago. The train crosses impressive viaducts constructed during the late 1800s. Tunnels, huge cliffs dropping away to the river below and the stark, almost unreal landscape makes this a very memorable journey indeed. Close
• International Flight
  Dunedin International Airport has international flights to and from Sydney and Brisbane, Australia allowing visitors traveling from, or through Australia to fly directly into Dunedin. Close

Transport options to get around this place
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• Bus
  Convenient, efficient and affordable public bus services operate from the city to all suburbs and outlying centres. Coach services run daily to other areas in Otago, as well as Canterbury and Southland. Close
• Bicycle
  Being a reasonably hilly city, cycling won't suit everyone in Dunedin. If you live/study on the flat then cycling is very feasible, and if you live in a more hilly area and want the exercise, then cycling can still be a great option because you never need to travel far. Close
• Walk
  The peaceful paths and walkways leading into the city through the Town Belt provide an enjoyable start to the day. The central city area is compact and many students choose to walk to and from their study. Close
• Car
  Many students own cars in Dunedin. Dunedin has good inner city car parking. On the weekend, a trip to a secluded beach or picnic spot takes minutes, not hours. Close
• Taxi
  There are many taxis in Dunedin. A short taxi ride within the CBD could cost approximately NZ$15; and around NZ$45-60 between the CBD and airport. Close