Dunedin i-SITE Visitor Information Centre
Reviews
S Weslake
Ranking: 8/10
Helpful enough, worth visiting to book campsites and excursions during busy times.
Jana Rutkowski
Ranking: 10/10
Friendly and helpful - they showed us free camping grounds.
Guillemette
Ranking: 9/10
People are effective and with a smile - a lot of information.
Karolina Gren
Ranking: 9/10
Very polite and helpful person who gave us information for one freedom camping spot.
Marek Heiurich
Ranking: 10/10
Nearly endless and helpful information.
Lionel
Ranking: 9/10
Very professional with a smile:perfect. Good information.
Lopez Anandine
Ranking: 8/10
Sympathetic and took the time to help us out and gave great information.
Henrik Suefke
Ranking: 9/10
Very helpful staff, offering some extra insight and personal suggestions. Central location - minus one for difficult parking.
Stefan Reutler
Ranking: 9/10
Lots of brochures.
Alex Sheldon
Ranking: 9/10
Lots of information.
Patricia Revel
Ranking: 10/10
Very good information for seeing seals by ourselves, albatross and penguins. Also for tour options.
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Carina Borho
Ranking: 10/10
Informative about the library, shopping etc, really good service, close to the beach.
Sofia Anderson
Ranking: 6/10
Okay service, not much to do.
Evelina Johansson
Ranking: 8/10
They were kind and helped us with some directions.
Marla Fogh
Ranking: 9/10
Very friendly staff.
Reto
Ranking: 8/10
Very nice information. Lots of information.
David Forman
Ranking: 8/10
Some have been more helpful than others. I mention this because these were particularly helpful.
Maria-Julia Frilaj
Ranking: 9/10
Friendly and open-minded. Very informative, helpful information where we can sleep and have a shower for less money.
Kathrin Deichmann
Ranking: 9/10
Helpful information concerning free WIFI in the city centre and free camping grounds on Otago Peninsula.
Vera Kreipe
Ranking: 8/10
Very crowded, had to wait long but then friendly and helpful.
Aude Moulin
Ranking: 10/10
Thanks to Ella, a volunteer in this i-Site for all the precious information she gave and all the time she spent with us.
Trish Saunders
Ranking: 9/10
A busy hub especially when tourist boats are in town. Knowledgable, helpful staff. Lots to do all directly around the information centre too.
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Alexander Zimmer
Ranking: 10/10
Great service, great info, good maps.
Elly Zimmer
Ranking: 10/10
A young lady who was very energetic and seemed to love her town.
Julien de la lande
Ranking: 10/10
A lady who was a volunteer gave us a lot of advice to visit Otago Peninsula. Very friendly.
Marco Newald
Ranking: 8/10
Good information.
Magdalene Zech
Ranking: 10/10
They gave us good information about tracks and places we can visit. We like to use the free hand and nail crème. Staff are always polite.
Kim Maertens
Ranking: 8/10
Very friendly and helpful staff. They gave us good advice on doing the Elm Wildlife Tour.
Angelika Bottcher
Ranking: 8/10
Fast service, free maps of the city.
Reinhard Boettcher
Ranking: 10/10
Very friendly and helpful staff, gave us information for shopping and a location with free WiFi.
Bjorn Van Mulders
Ranking: 10/10
Big info centre with a lot of brochures. Friendly staff, in the centre of town.
Justin Leest
Ranking: 10/10
Helpful and good advice.
Pete Wilson
Ranking: 8/10
Had all the information and leaflets we needed.
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Katharina
Ranking: 9/10
Friendly staff and modern.
Peer Krumrey
Ranking: 10/10
The man was very friendly and patient in spite of us changing our mind quite often. He gave us all the time we needed without pushing for anything.
Stefanie Menz
Ranking: 10/10
Great knowledge of where to go and what to see. Really took its time to answer our questions and to help us with the arrangements!
Jill Fischer
Ranking: 10/10
We stopped in at this site, near the end of a long day, dreary weather, and needing to nail down the reservations for our dash back to the ferry. How I wish I could credit the specific person but I would like to say that the patient, kind woman was infinitely patient in making FIVE reservations for us. It was busy and there was a line but we at no time were made to feel that we must hurry or were being a nuisance. We did try to hurry since others were waiting but do appreciate the patience and courtesy shown to us and we did get our much needed reservations! Thank you!!!!
Katharina Littlemann
Ranking: 5/10
Staff did not seem too interested in helping me to find an appropriate campsite.
Willem de Jong
Ranking: 9/10
A lot of flyers for your trip. Nice people who help you.
N Zitscher
Ranking: 10/10
All very good and friendly.
Mike Edwards
Ranking: 10/10
Excellent.
Manuela and Thomas
Ranking: 7/10
We don't get exactly information about the albatross tour.
Lucie
Ranking: 10/10
Very good tips! Very friendly staff and competent!
NZThor
Ranking: 10/10
I have found the staff to be very friendly and helpful. As a previous wildlife guide and many time visitor to the wildlife attractions in Dunedin, regarding Dagette’s comments, I imagine that there is very good reason as to why they steer people away from free wildlife viewing, especially with regards to Yellow Eyed Penguins. I know this is something that has been asked by the Department of Conservation in the interest of the penguins. In the areas of the Otago Peninsula in which people may freely visit and look for penguins, the populations of those birds have been in steady decline due to the number of visitors. These days if you go looking for penguins on those beaches there is a good chance you will not see any at all. In fact if you look up Sandfly Bay here on Rankers, you will see that while many people have enjoyed visiting Sandfly Bay, many did not actually see any penguins at all (this is the case whether you go at the right time of day or not). So if people ask where to go to see penguins it is suggested to visit a paid reserve so that people do actually see penguins. In addition, a good proportion of the money that you pay to do a penguin tour does go back into re-establishing the penguin habitat and caring for the health of the penguins.
Dagette
Ranking: 6/10
Nice, lots of brochures - but not very helpful staff. They seemed more interested in selling me tours rather than showing me where free wildlife experiences could be found. Spoke to fellow travelers and got better information