O T A G OThere is lots of towns and cities in the otago area. Alexandra is a good place to go

because you can go the blossom festival.Cromwell is set in spectacular landscape the big brown hills awesome

valleys, dramatic lakes and gorges.

Seven personally guided tours designed to show you Otago's truly unique attractions. Royal Albatross Colony and Yellow-eyed Penguins of Otago Peninsula, curious Moeraki Boulders, the working McRae's Gold Mine, Otago Rail Adventure Tour.

There is about sixty hotels and motels there is also great place to eat and bars. There is parks and playgrounds for children. MOERAKI BOULDERS .

TIPS FROM THE LOCALS.... make sure you take advantage of the variety of awesome tours and actives in central outage there is scuba diving, wind surfing,boating, fishing,swimming and picnicking.

TOWNS AND CITYS

The Moeraki Boulders are unusually large and spherical boulders lying along a stretch of Koekohe Beach on the wave cut and are located Otago coast .

Central Otago enjoys a real winter - snow, ice and amazing hoar frosts. The historic town of Ophir has the honour of being the coldest place in New Zealand - temperatures as low as -22°C have been recorded. Locals and visitors make the most of winter sports such as snow boarding, wind surfing,iceskating and hiking.

TOURS

there is an art visit on in the central otago on the 6th of october 2011. there is more than 105 events coming up in the otago area.

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Coastal regions of Otago are subject to the alternating warm and dry/cool and wet weather patterns common to the interannual Southern oscillation. The Southern Hemisphere storm track produces an irregular short cycle of weather which repeats roughly every week, with three or four days of fine weather followed by three or four days of cooler, damp conditions. Drier conditions are often the result of the northwesterly föhn wind, which dries as it crosses the Southern Alps. Wetter air is the result of approaching low-pressure systems which sweep fronts over the country from the southwest. A common variant in this pattern is the centring of a stationary low-pressure zone to the southeast of the country, resulting in long-lasting cool, wet conditions. These have been responsible for several notable historical floods.

Dating back to 1883, this landmark building now blends Dunedin’s distinctive charm and heritage with the modern day comforts guests demand. Your every comfort is well provided for, with 178 attractive rooms and suites, extensive hotel facilities, and a very high standard of service.

This hotel is worth 140$ a night.

This hotel is worth 90$ a night.

This hotel is worth 155$ a night.

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