Transport

Airport: There are several regional airports in the Otago region at Alexandra, Dunedin, Frankton, Oamaru, Queenstown and Wanaka. Dunedin and Queenstown are also international airports with flights to and from Australia.
http://www.dnairport.co.nz/

Roads: Most roads around the Otago region are excellent. This is a very beautiful corner of New Zealand so we suggest you allow more time than other websites suggest as there is a lot to see and do. Buses: The bus timetable is available to search online. If you can't get the information you want from these pages, call the operator during office hours(8am-5.30pm). Bus timetable enquiries: (03) 474 0287
http://www.orc.govt.nz/custom/bustimetable/search.html

Boating: There are a few boat companies available for charters etc available in Dunedin and Oamaru. Check out the link for fishing and information on rivers etc. 
http://www.nzfishing.com/Regulations/RegulationsOtago.htm

Train: Dunedin’s prestigious tourist train, the Taieri Gorge Railway, operates from the city’s impressive Victorian railway station. The train winds through the spectacular Taieri Gorge, taking you on a journey into Otago’s past, over wrought iron bridges and through tunnels carved more than a century ago.
www.taieri.co.nz

Cycling: Otago Central Rail Trail takes cyclists and hikers through 150km of memorable scenery and gold mining history. The route, along an old railway line, has no steep hills and many welcoming stop-offs where cyclists can soak in southern hospitality and scenery. Local tour operators organise accommodation, bike hire and bag transfers. http://www.otagocentralrailtrail.co.nz/index.htm

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