That was so beautiful. I feel so homesick. I lived there from 1950-1964. So much looks the same and so much is different. I preferred back then. Now I am old and my darling husband of 58 years has died. We were married in that lovely First Church. I won’t be able to go back. Thank you for posting this.
@@nym5259 speaking as someone who has lived in Vancouver ca, salt lake city Utah, Denver colorado, new Mexico, la Paz bolivia, Prague Czechia, Edinburgh Scotland, and hong kong each for at least 3 years- it (it being dunedin) is my favourite place. But maybe I just have nostalgia. I hated several of the places i lived, guess its just based on experiences tho
Nobody loves NZ like me.i start crying literally whenever i see its skyraching high mountains n its so pure nature.came here for 2 weeks n stayed 2 months.n still didnt get enough.here i got connected to myself tnx to marvellous nature.only thing i think in nz nature is potry,music n love.n i forget everything else in nz tnx to lakes n rainforest n mountains
I was lucky enough to live there growing up and during those 14 years I went to Otago Girls High School and was married in First Church. That was in the 1950s and early 60s. It was beautiful then but now it is truly extraordinary and I wish I was young enough to be able to return and enjoy it all again as this film shows the amazing changes of even more wonderful openings have been created for us to see.
Thanks very much for your nice comment Carol! Dunedin is a truly beautiful destination, and our photographer said this was one of his favorite assignments. He can't wait to go back! We are glad you like our videos as much as we love making them :)
~~Big Long List~~ I am a local. The first half only includes in the city itself. Further down the list I have outside of Dunedin. There is so much to do. My big list here does not mention Cafés, Resturants, hunting, fishing or even half of the Walking tracks (because there is literally a whole book). I also refuse to give away surf locations (because I am not a surfer) and generic things like the indoor Rock climbing or Curling (Winter) Here we go: *Olverston house *Baldwin street (Real steepest street when measured from the Center of the road unlike the edge on that Wales street) *Toitu Otago Settlers Museum *Dunedin Railway Station (with NZ sports Museum) *Speights Brewary *Orokanui Ecosanctuary *Albatross Colony with disappearing WW2 gun (obviously not firing) *Natures Wonders 8 wheeled off road wildlife tour *Penguin Place (tour) *Tunnel Beach (tunnel dug down to beach) *Port Chalmers *Mt Cargill lookout (and organ pipe shaped rocks that can be walked over) *Pineapple track lookout *Dunedin Chinese Gardens *Taieri Gorge railway to Pukurangi, seasider train to Palmerston. *Ross Creek Reservoir (Northwest across a road at the northern tip to the beginning of the Pineapple walk track, Actually going down and east and down [ just keep following any track as long as it goes down ] you are at the start of the 'Love the Leith' stream walk which ends at the harbour walking past the Dunedin Roofed Rugby stadium), *Love the Leith Stream walk (as I mentioned above, goes through 4 features that can be explored further on their own) -Woodhaugh Gardens -Dunedin Botanical Gardens -Otago University -Dunedins permanant roof with real grass stadium. Or you can follow the stream as you wish on either side Extras: St Clair beach, Brighton, Larnach Castle (yes a castle), Taieri Mouth, Aramoana, Purakaunui, osbourne beach, Also there is the Sandfly bay and Sandymount walking tracks on peninsula Sawyers Bay reservoir, Edgar centre (southern hemispheres largest single building indoor sports arena), flights over Dunedin, glowworms at Nicols Creek, various mountain bike tracks. Edit: more extras - Otago Museum (different to the settlers museum with a butterfly rainforest) Dunedin painted art on buildings tour, 'city of firsts bus tour'. Signal hill lookout. Gun emplacements at Tomahawk and near albatross Colony Outside of Dunedin city: *Catlins: two hours south of Dunedin, walking, waterfalls, Nugget point lighthouse (front video picture) *Palmerston (best accessed by seasider train). From there you can do a tour of the Macraes Goldmine which is a half hour inland *Karitane (nice coastal road drive near the railwayline for the seasider train, Good views of coastline and inlet) *Middlemarch (Taieri Gorge train goes past Pukerangi to the small town once or twice a week) *Outram (walks and river) *Sinclair Wetlands and Waipori falls *Lawrence and Gabriels Gully
My family and I enjoyed our christmas holidays in Dunedin in 2016/2017. Dunedin is such a great city. The people are nice, the food is great, the nature and wildlife are awesome. When I see this video, I want to go back to Dunedin immediately. When you go there, don’t forget to visit Tunnel Beach and go to restaurant Vault21 at the Octagon. Once we will return.
If I could afford it, I would live in Dunedin. I’ve visited twice with student groups from the US, and I love this place. Beautiful, and with excellent medical and educational facilities, as well as a small airport, it is ideal for retirement. I just read the comments about the “cold” weather. I’m from north Texas, and it’s colder here than the winter days I spent in Dunedin (June and July in NZ). I would call the weather brisk and energizing.
It's funny you mention the "cold". Being an isolated island far away from the rest of the world, you'll find that many locals haven't travelled far and therefore not experienced different cold weather. We compare to what we have experienced even though we know that it's not the coldest place in the world (or even New Zealand! haha) It's very mild on a global stage and snows maybe once or twice a year! And maybe not even down to sea level in the city! haha *We would love to have you live here
Thanks for your feedback. This one unfortunately isn't 4K, however we have a growing collection of 4K videos popping up on our channel. Unfortunately the video wont be available to download but feel free to link and share as much as you like!
Thanks very much for your nice comment Carol! Dunedin is a truly beautiful destination, and our photographer said this was one of his favorite assignments. He can't wait to go back! We hope you get to visit home soon :)
P Martin For me personally, you forget how far you really are from the rest of the world. But after travelling so much, whenever you come back, there’s is a sense of peace and homeliness, as it is so small in comparison.
I miss duny so much. I went there on a mystery weekend trip that I won. Loved it. Managed to catch the high street party while on a bus tour around the city
I travelled there as a young man from Auckland in 1977. I always remembered how attractive it was-though it was Winter-it snowed. Christchurch was still pre earthquake . Now I live on Arran Isle in Scotland.
Seeing this made me SO happy! I'm now officially going here for a semester abroad starting in January, and I'm literally counting down the seconds majority of the time I'm so excited haha. Also, great video too!
I still haven't seen the video but i know it's beautiful coz you guys shooted it!!! 😋 Yesterday I was saying to my friend Expedia hasn't uploaded any video in 2 weeks.. But bammmm here you are. I don't expect you guy's to upload each week coz Quality is your top priority but i still wait for the notification to pop on my phone which says "New video from Expedia" 🙂
not only beautiful but also peaceful not much heavy with tourists . if u have to experience European architecture but not overcrowded than Dunedin is best .
Abdul Hadi Malik I think Quebec, or Victoria in British Columbia in Canada is like that. With Quebec being French influence, and Victoria being English, and Scottish influence.
Dunedin is a nice city but too cold and wet in the winter. The Scottish pioneers chose the place well, to build a home away from home since they had decided not to return. Oh, Speight brewery is a must visit. Would love to visit once more in the summer once air travel is allowed.
This is nice."Expedia kindly do video of the following Towns & Cities in Britain (Windsor, Oxford, Cambridge, Bath, York, Brighton, Blackpool, Scarborough, Plymouth, Exeter, Penzzance, Kingston Upon Hull, Newcastle, Lincoln, Perth in Scotland, Inverness, Dundee, Cardiff, Swansea, Norwich and Durham) These are all very nice Towns & Cities with peculiar architecture, history and tourist sights. I would have mentioned the likes of Birmingham and Leeds but those are large and modern cities. And You already have videos of Liverpool and Manchester although I think there's more to see in Greater Manchester than was shown in the video. The whole of the UK is actually a sight to behold as so much history is baked into their Cities, Towns and villages as well as stately homes (Inhabited and non-inhabited castles). I know I've missed a lot of other great places especially in Northern Ireland but I wouldn't be able to list them all. Thanks @Expedia
This isn't just Dunedin, this is the whole of Otago. The Train station is considered the most photographed building in the Southern hemisphere, there's another castle in Dunedin but it's in a shit state (and you can't visit it), we have produced 2 of NZ's most successful bands, (six60 and the Chills), it's the oldest European settlement in NZ, and lets not forget about our history of Maori slavery. Finally your pronounciation is perfect.
Dang! There’s 2 castles in Dunedin. Cargills castle and Larnachs. Cargills castle is in St Clair where most people live. I lived in Dunedin for 12 years love it!!
For the residents of Dunedin, I find New Zealand very interesting in that it has a number of outdoor chess games ! Can't say personally I'm much of a chess player but will say l have a keen interest in mathematical symmetries. I find the shape of the 'Octagon' noteworthy since you can create one on a chess board making 8 moves with the Knight. By making 8 more Knight moves inward, you can form a 4th dimensional Cube or Tesseract....claimed in a 'Thor' adventure film to have special powers ! I find this to be of significant relevance since NZ is thought by many to be a magical place !
@An Geese well your a lucky person to b accepted on to his land enjoy n think you’re self lucky compared to those living in the 3rd world country an they are atheists as well .
Good tips! We missed out on the Edwardian house but we did do the Elm Wildlife Tours, Monarch, Cadbury World, Royal Albatross Centre, Taitu, Otago Museum, tunnel Beach and the art gallery. Dunedin has so much to do it's awesome!
Please post more Japan videos other than Tokyo theres more things to do in Japan, cities that should be added shibuya jiyugaoka Osaka Hokkaido Fukuoka Hiroshima Okinawa all this are golden please make another video Japan :) luv u guyz!
It is the furthest away city from London, the former imperial capital at 11,852 mi (19,074 km), Paris 11,839 mi (19,053 km), Berlin 11,305 mi (18,194 km), and Edinburgh 11,682 mi (18,800 km). It’s antipodes lie in the Bay of Biscay 177 miles north of A Coruña in Spain.
Watching this from Dunedin.
Jacob Newman Lim is it good?
Watching this from Montreal, Canada
Jacob Newman Lim I’m from Dunedin and watching in Dunedin
Lucky Man
@@thephoenix3155 it is alright
Such Nostalgia because I recently moved from Dunedin to Christchurch😢😢❤❤
That was so beautiful. I feel so homesick. I lived there from 1950-1964. So much looks the same and so much is different. I preferred back then. Now I am old and my darling husband of 58 years has died. We were married in that lovely First Church. I won’t be able to go back. Thank you for posting this.
Dunedin is so beautiful city on earth. My love & respect to 'New Zealand'. God bless "New Zealand".
It's a fuckn shithole
Dunedin is trash
@@nym5259 speaking as someone who has lived in Vancouver ca, salt lake city Utah, Denver colorado, new Mexico, la Paz bolivia, Prague Czechia, Edinburgh Scotland, and hong kong each for at least 3 years- it (it being dunedin) is my favourite place. But maybe I just have nostalgia.
I hated several of the places i lived, guess its just based on experiences tho
@@jnike4230 lol c'mon, dont be like that
@@knowledgeiskey1319 what was salt lake City Ohio like
As a Scottish man I take such pride in seeing our beauty plastered all over the world, it’s great to see!
New Zealand people lives in most beautiful country on planet, God bless New Zealand..
Nobody loves NZ like me.i start crying literally whenever i see its skyraching high mountains n its so pure nature.came here for 2 weeks n stayed 2 months.n still didnt get enough.here i got connected to myself tnx to marvellous nature.only thing i think in nz nature is potry,music n love.n i forget everything else in nz tnx to lakes n rainforest n mountains
Farhat Azim I love it more than the UK.
I'm born, raised 4th generation Pakeha south Aucklander, Dunedin is my favourite city in NZ.
The camera work by Expedia staff is amazing. Your team is doing excellent work
Hab
I was lucky enough to live there growing up and during those 14 years I went to Otago Girls High School and was married in First Church.
That was in the 1950s and early 60s. It was beautiful then but now it is truly extraordinary and I wish I was young enough to be able
to return and enjoy it all again as this film shows the amazing changes of even more wonderful openings have been created for us to see.
Thanks very much for your nice comment Carol! Dunedin is a truly beautiful destination, and our photographer said this was one of his favorite assignments. He can't wait to go back! We are glad you like our videos as much as we love making them :)
carol King You’ll always be young enough Carol! You can rest later. 👍
~~Big Long List~~
I am a local. The first half only includes in the city itself.
Further down the list I have outside of Dunedin.
There is so much to do. My big list here does not mention Cafés, Resturants, hunting, fishing or even half of the Walking tracks (because there is literally a whole book).
I also refuse to give away surf locations (because I am not a surfer) and generic things like the indoor Rock climbing or Curling (Winter)
Here we go:
*Olverston house
*Baldwin street (Real steepest street when measured from the Center of the road unlike the edge on that Wales street)
*Toitu Otago Settlers Museum
*Dunedin Railway Station (with NZ sports Museum)
*Speights Brewary
*Orokanui Ecosanctuary
*Albatross Colony with disappearing WW2 gun (obviously not firing)
*Natures Wonders 8 wheeled off road wildlife tour
*Penguin Place (tour)
*Tunnel Beach (tunnel dug down to beach)
*Port Chalmers
*Mt Cargill lookout (and organ pipe shaped rocks that can be walked over) *Pineapple track lookout
*Dunedin Chinese Gardens
*Taieri Gorge railway to Pukurangi, seasider train to Palmerston.
*Ross Creek Reservoir (Northwest across a road at the northern tip to the beginning of the Pineapple walk track,
Actually going down and east and down [ just keep following any track as long as it goes down ] you are at the start of the 'Love the Leith' stream walk which ends at the harbour walking past the Dunedin Roofed Rugby stadium),
*Love the Leith Stream walk (as I mentioned above, goes through 4 features that can be explored further on their own)
-Woodhaugh Gardens
-Dunedin Botanical Gardens
-Otago University
-Dunedins permanant roof with real grass stadium.
Or you can follow the stream as you wish on either side
Extras: St Clair beach, Brighton, Larnach Castle (yes a castle), Taieri Mouth, Aramoana, Purakaunui, osbourne beach,
Also there is the Sandfly bay and Sandymount walking tracks on peninsula
Sawyers Bay reservoir,
Edgar centre (southern hemispheres largest single building indoor sports arena), flights over Dunedin, glowworms at Nicols Creek, various mountain bike tracks.
Edit: more extras - Otago Museum (different to the settlers museum with a butterfly rainforest)
Dunedin painted art on buildings tour, 'city of firsts bus tour'.
Signal hill lookout.
Gun emplacements at Tomahawk and near albatross Colony
Outside of Dunedin city:
*Catlins: two hours south of Dunedin, walking, waterfalls, Nugget point lighthouse (front video picture)
*Palmerston (best accessed by seasider train). From there you can do a tour of the Macraes Goldmine which is a half hour inland
*Karitane (nice coastal road drive near the railwayline for the seasider train, Good views of coastline and inlet)
*Middlemarch (Taieri Gorge train goes past Pukerangi to the small town once or twice a week)
*Outram (walks and river)
*Sinclair Wetlands and Waipori falls
*Lawrence and Gabriels Gully
My family and I enjoyed our christmas holidays in Dunedin in 2016/2017. Dunedin is such a great city. The people are nice, the food is great, the nature and wildlife are awesome. When I see this video, I want to go back to Dunedin immediately. When you go there, don’t forget to visit Tunnel Beach and go to restaurant Vault21 at the Octagon. Once we will return.
Such a beautiful country always everywhere new zealand
I don't know paradise exist or not but this place is certainly a paradise.
Praveen no its not
@@nym5259 yes it is
- 5:45 - I am a sucker for driving through/under overhanging trees on a winding road. Wicked! 😍
If I could afford it, I would live in Dunedin. I’ve visited twice with student groups from the US, and I love this place. Beautiful, and with excellent medical and educational facilities, as well as a small airport, it is ideal for retirement.
I just read the comments about the “cold” weather. I’m from north Texas, and it’s colder here than the winter days I spent in Dunedin (June and July in NZ). I would call the weather brisk and energizing.
It's funny you mention the "cold". Being an isolated island far away from the rest of the world, you'll find that many locals haven't travelled far and therefore not experienced different cold weather. We compare to what we have experienced even though we know that it's not the coldest place in the world (or even New Zealand! haha)
It's very mild on a global stage and snows maybe once or twice a year! And maybe not even down to sea level in the city! haha
*We would love to have you live here
I live in Wellington and I go to Dunedin every 6 months and I never get bored of it! I practically die every time I go to Baldwin Street
We just can’t stay away from New Zealand! Join us in the South Island for a real “Dunner Stunner”!
Thanks for your feedback. This one unfortunately isn't 4K, however we have a growing collection of 4K videos popping up on our channel. Unfortunately the video wont be available to download but feel free to link and share as much as you like!
DO NELSON!!!
Well done! Continue to add New Zealand videos. As like as me there are a lot of people want to learn more about this country.
thank you, for this
Wollongong, Innisfail, Eurong in Australia
in New Zealand Whangarei, Tauranga, Kaitaia please
So Beautiful, Oh, When I will see this heaven. God bless you all.
You are doing an AMAZING job, Expedia. Hats off to you! Your channel fills me with motivation and inspiration! Much love from Turkey! :)
Go away Corona virus!
I want to go to New Zealand, my dream country.
I wish i could reached my dream of going and live in New Zealand one day 🙏🙏🙏
Hope to see you soon 🙏
Wow is that even reall. It is like magic. Greeting from middile east
NZ landscapes are out of this world. Greetings from Argentina
Yes please , more New Zealand videos 👍👍
Christine Bethencourt Šta kenjaš?
Christine Bethencourt Mnogo kenjaš!
I want to immigrate here; from the UK! Looks nicer than most of the UK cities.
Just loved this. Filmed beautifully. Made me very homesick. Have not been back to visit in at least 15 years. A beautiful place to grow up in.
Thanks very much for your nice comment Carol! Dunedin is a truly beautiful destination, and our photographer said this was one of his favorite assignments. He can't wait to go back! We hope you get to visit home soon :)
I am moving to Dunedin this July to live with my mother and I’m literally in shock at how beautiful and calm this city looks!!
Welcome to dunners
Are you a native English speaker ?..I have written a page presentation about smart homes so can you please fix it ?
Left there 35years ago. Every time I go back my decision to leave is reinforced
@@margaretsimpson1660 why lol dumb
Are you still enjoying it? We are considering moving there. We have visited before and loved it. Thanks.
I live here in Dunedin ( Dunners for us locals) Everyday, this beautiful city astounds me with its beauty :-)
Love your city. I hope one day I could visit Dunedin. Salute from Indonesia :)
As a Dunedin resident who Tf actually calls dunedin dunners unless talking to a tourist
@@jasperharvey770 Dunnaz !!
The arsehole if the world - Mick Jagger
@@Armageddon-qo4wy nope that’s invercargill
Never heard of this place. Seems like a great place to live to escape the hassle of the rest of world.
P Martin For me personally, you forget how far you really are from the rest of the world. But after travelling so much, whenever you come back, there’s is a sense of peace and homeliness, as it is so small in comparison.
its still a hassle
Never heard of it wow. Probably because if you look on a world map my country New Zealand is below Australia
Hopeful,y, it is far enough that the tyrant lady premier of NZ is not instituting her Covid Cult theatre nonsense! Looks spectacular!
@@KrissyRoseAnimallover Below Australia? Seems you also haven't looked at a world map 😂
New zealand is just a beauty.
Plenty of beautiful places around New Zealand we agree.
really enjoyed this...born & grew up in Dunners before heading overseas,always enjoy coming back. Always Home
Great coverage of a lovely city .Thanks Expedia .
I miss duny so much. I went there on a mystery weekend trip that I won. Loved it. Managed to catch the high street party while on a bus tour around the city
Beth Barclay .....duny.....?
U are speaking the aboriginal word dunny
Keep speaking your aboriginal words there in nz it’s awesome
Breathtaking. I have to go to Dunedin, the next time I'm in New Zealand.
Junior Campbell I live in Dunedin
Can't wait for my upcoming trip to Dunedin!!
I travelled there as a young man from Auckland in 1977. I always remembered how attractive it was-though it was Winter-it snowed. Christchurch was still pre earthquake . Now I live on Arran Isle in Scotland.
how beautiful this world
Lovely part of the world; spent some happy moments years ago at the royal albatross centre, and had sweet potato soup at Lanarch Castle
Seeing this made me SO happy! I'm now officially going here for a semester abroad starting in January, and I'm literally counting down the seconds majority of the time I'm so excited haha. Also, great video too!
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how was it???
Was it worth it? I'm debating between this and Auckland.
omg same how was it?
New Zealand and Australia are two of the most beautiful places in the world to visit love from india ❤️❤️🇮🇳🇮🇳
Unbelievably beautiful, both nature and city...
Heaven on the earth 😍😍😍🧡
This place is definitely on our travel bucket list.
Love their camera work and also love the way they prefer locals from anchoring these videos.. it makes just perfect ❤️❤️
I still haven't seen the video but i know it's beautiful coz you guys shooted it!!! 😋
Yesterday I was saying to my friend Expedia hasn't uploaded any video in 2 weeks.. But bammmm here you are. I don't expect you guy's to upload each week coz Quality is your top priority but i still wait for the notification to pop on my phone which says "New video from Expedia" 🙂
Wow unbelievable place
Such a beautiful country...loved it amazing
YES YES YES NEW ZEALAND BEST COUNTRY ON EARTH
How beautiful heading over to Dunedin in October can’t wait my fourth trip to New Zealand. Thank you.
It's a cold fuckn shithole dont bother.honest to god
hope you enjoyed your stay!
Dunedin is my hometown but Australia+NZ=❤️
Very nice nature cool atmosphere , calm and peaceful indeed
not only beautiful but also peaceful not much heavy with tourists . if u have to experience European architecture but not overcrowded than Dunedin is best .
Abdul Hadi Malik I think Quebec, or Victoria in British Columbia in Canada is like that. With Quebec being French influence, and Victoria being English, and Scottish influence.
I love the hilly suburbs!
One of the best videos!!..Thanks for sharing it. :)
I am from Dunedin and my Great Great Grandfather Richard Driver was the one who brought into Dunedin the Philip Laing and John Wickliffe.
Dunedin is a nice city but too cold and wet in the winter. The Scottish pioneers chose the place well, to build a home away from home since they had decided not to return. Oh, Speight brewery is a must visit. Would love to visit once more in the summer once air travel is allowed.
The nature so beauty, i love this place. Thanks video!
This is brilliant. I’ll be there at the end of February.
Lovely nature
in Dunedin its never too early for a beer
Welcome to the shire!
This is nice."Expedia kindly do video of the following Towns & Cities in Britain (Windsor, Oxford, Cambridge, Bath, York, Brighton, Blackpool, Scarborough, Plymouth, Exeter, Penzzance, Kingston Upon Hull, Newcastle, Lincoln, Perth in Scotland, Inverness, Dundee, Cardiff, Swansea, Norwich and Durham) These are all very nice Towns & Cities with peculiar architecture, history and tourist sights. I would have mentioned the likes of Birmingham and Leeds but those are large and modern cities. And You already have videos of Liverpool and Manchester although I think there's more to see in Greater Manchester than was shown in the video. The whole of the UK is actually a sight to behold as so much history is baked into their Cities, Towns and villages as well as stately homes (Inhabited and non-inhabited castles). I know I've missed a lot of other great places especially in Northern Ireland but I wouldn't be able to list them all. Thanks @Expedia
Dunedin is wonderful
I enjoy watching Expedia💚💙
Magnifique voyage dans ce beau pays !
Every second of the video is amazing..
i live in dunedin it is a great place but always cold u got one of the nice days
Perfect place for a great instagram pics lol. I just love it❤️
This isn't just Dunedin, this is the whole of Otago.
The Train station is considered the most photographed building in the Southern hemisphere,
there's another castle in Dunedin but it's in a shit state (and you can't visit it),
we have produced 2 of NZ's most successful bands, (six60 and the Chills),
it's the oldest European settlement in NZ, and lets not forget about our history of Maori slavery.
Finally your pronounciation is perfect.
Well you can visit Cargill Castle actually
Its a wreck
Dang! There’s 2 castles in Dunedin. Cargills castle and Larnachs. Cargills castle is in St Clair where most people live. I lived in Dunedin for 12 years love it!!
Dunadin is really nice and cosy town, loved it.
Loving your videos Expedia! Helps me to relief stress. Hopefully to work with you!
Love xX Betus
For the residents of Dunedin, I find New Zealand very interesting in that it has a number of outdoor chess games ! Can't say personally I'm much of a chess player but will say l have a keen interest in mathematical symmetries. I find the shape of the 'Octagon' noteworthy since you can create one on a chess board making 8 moves with the Knight. By making 8 more Knight moves inward, you can form a 4th dimensional Cube or Tesseract....claimed in a 'Thor' adventure film to have special powers ! I find this to be of significant relevance since NZ is thought by many to be a magical place !
My great grandmother on my mum's side is from Dunedin. God defend new Zealand. As always God's country
Phillipa Salisbury Indeed! May God defend this beautiful country.
God the land lord of nz we can rent this place
@An Geese well your a lucky person to b accepted on to his land enjoy n think you’re self lucky compared to those living in the 3rd world country an they are atheists as well .
Expedia makes videos more beautiful than the city actually looks. Great job as always!
Stunning ❤️📸
I love Dunedin so much, it's definitely my most favorite city in New Zealand
A bit of Scotland in New Zealand. Some great scenery around the coast too.
Mine too. I would live there if I could.
Incredibly captured!
Watching this video from Cambodia🇰🇭
lovely, hope to visit that someday. And excellent video, stunning shots!! :)
Watching this a day after i left dunedin. Im coming back next week haha
Good tips! We missed out on the Edwardian house but we did do the Elm Wildlife Tours, Monarch, Cadbury World, Royal Albatross Centre, Taitu, Otago Museum, tunnel Beach and the art gallery. Dunedin has so much to do it's awesome!
Your videos even awesome
Yeah ain't cadbury world closed or closing for new hospital?
New Zealand 🇳🇿
Birthplace of Black Friday,so nice 🖤🖤
Looks like the Southern Hemisphere equivalent of Edinburgh; like it's name. Dunedin is Edinburgh in Gaelic.
Agree
Yep. Dunedin is known as The Edinburgh of the South. I grew up there as a kid.
I love you Expedia ... please take to me in your team traveling is my Love...
My home city ❤❤❤
So stunningly attractive views !!
I want to try to go in dunedin newzeland🥰🥰🥰
Wow...nice ...
Dunedin ❤️😇
New Zealand Let’s Visit
I love new zealand..
Just came back to Australia yesterday from a cruise ship to Dunedin last week 😅
I love everything you do very good and well explaine vidéos thank you
That was amazing!!!!
Expedia are awesome always ..
please make a video of Greenland
This is a place we have been circling for a while. We would love to do a video there and this comment helps us move in that direction. Thanks!
Expedia thanks for reply god give you success.
Expedia film the nuuk of Greenland. I have visited there it's just like another planet.
My dream country newzealand love from india
Please post more Japan videos other than Tokyo theres more things to do in Japan, cities that should be added shibuya jiyugaoka Osaka Hokkaido Fukuoka Hiroshima Okinawa all this are golden please make another video Japan :) luv u guyz!
Oculust I love Japan my favorite
hiroshima good
It is the furthest away city from London, the former imperial capital at 11,852 mi (19,074 km), Paris 11,839 mi (19,053 km), Berlin 11,305 mi (18,194 km), and Edinburgh 11,682 mi (18,800 km). It’s antipodes lie in the Bay of Biscay 177 miles north of A Coruña in Spain.