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$88
Enjoy a guided tour of Glenfalloch Gardens with morning tea and a sightseeing tour of Dunedin City. ...
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Spread over 12 hectares along the Otago harbor, the Glenfalloch Woodland Gardens offer beautiful views of the coast in a relaxed setting of indigenous as well as exotic flora such as rhododendrons, azaleas, magnolias and fuchsias.
Spread over 12 hectares along the Otago harbor, the Glenfalloch Woodland Gardens offer beautiful views of the coast in a relaxed setting of indigenous as well as exotic flora such as rhododendrons, azaleas, magnolias and fuchsias. There are walking trails lined with mature trees, including a 1000-year-old matai.
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430 Portobello Rd, Macandrew Bay, Dunedin 9077, New Zealand
+64 3-476 1006
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