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This is our 'sister site' - the home of information relating to Clyde Website : http://www.clyde.co.nz
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Tourism Central Otago Central Otago is New Zealand's most inland region. It is also its hottest, coldest and driest. A fragmented schist plateau in a semidesert environment, Central Otago is a living museum, scattered with historic features preserved by a dry climate. This peaceful, powerful place of physical challenge and seasonal contrast has barely changed over centuries. 1 Dunorling Street, P.O Box 353, Alexandra, New Zealand Website : http://www.centralotagonz.com |
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Voted the 16th most popular of 101 must-do thinsg for Kiwi's This is the official Otago Central Rail Trail website For all information re the Trail (Accommodation, Tour operators, Bike Hire Businesses, Bus Transport etc) and lots of other advice. See the interactive map and videos. |
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For all information relating to the wonderful Rail Trail Experience : Accommodation, Vineyards, Food and Services, Golf, Transport, Guided Tours, Weather, Maps, Bookings, Bike Hire and more. Website : http://www.otagorailtrail.co.nz |
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The Dunstans are an uplifted mountain made up of schist rock, situated between the Upper Clutha and Manuherikia valleys. Tours of Dunstan Mountains, other mountain ranges, Historical Goldfields, general tours / Wild Flower Walks can be arranged with John Douglas of Safari Excursions Website : http://www.wildflowerwalks.co.nz
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The Otago Goldfields Heritage Trust |
For further information, contact the Otago Goldfields Heritage Trust
PO Box 91 Cromwell New Zealand Phone +64 3 445 0111 Email Goldfields@nzsouth.co.nz |
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Central Stories Museum Email : enquiries@centralstories.com
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Historic Places Trust |
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Alexandra Web : http://www.alexandra.co.nz/
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Dunstan House Built from 1898 and opened in 1900, Dunstan House is an iconic local historic building situated in the heritage Precinct on the main street of Clyde. It's grand entrance has welcomed travellers from those stepping off the Cobb & Co stage coach, to the more recent visitors exploring the regions historic goldfields; discovering the fine wines of Central Otago, or simply looking for a luxurious getaway. Hosts : Meredith and Ian Kerrisk Ph 03 449 2295 Email : info@dunstanhouse.co.nz Web site : http://www.dunstanhouse.co.nz
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Dunstan Hotel Known as 'The Dam Pub', this old hotel is the first you see in the heart of Clyde, at 35 Sunderland Street. Phone 03 449 2817 Email : southerndestination2016@gmail.com Web site : http://www.dunstanhotel.co.nz |
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The Dunedin Rhodoendron Festival runs from 30th October - 2nd November 2008 Visit their website for more information |
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Our boutique Clyde Village Vineyard overlooks the historic gold mining town of Clyde, nestled in the burgeoning grape-growing are of Central Otago Ph : 03 449 2287
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The Maniototo site has a link to a St Bathans page |
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Maxine Williams is an artist who lives and works in historic Clyde, Central Otago, New Zealand. Studio visits : phone 03 449 2448 to arrange a time to view paintings Website : http://www.maxinewilliams.com |
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Experience the past by seeing the landscape and artifacts left by the early miners and their dredges. Hear the stories of their lives, hardships and their successes. Tours range from whole-day excursions to the Nevis Valley to two hour walks along the banks of the Clutha River. More information is available from : The Courthouse, Alexandra 448-7818 or The Packing Shed Gallery & Cafe, Earnscleugh 449-2757 Or Link here to Gold Mining Tours |
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