Celestial Dunedin - 5 Star Accommodation plus a night of Stargazing for two

Treat yourself and your significant other with a luxury night in Dunedin. Check in at Dunedin's 5 star rated Fable Hotel including valet parking, tea on arrival and a continental breakfast (for two). You'll be whisked away around 6 o'clock to enjoy the charm and serenity of Dunedin's night sky. Don't be put off the cool winter conditions we get in the south. Horizon Tours will supply the chairs, blankets and hot beverages (with a light supper) to keep you warm and cosy while marveling at our southern stars. 

This package also collected from your accommodation to spend an evening beneath the realm of Ranginui. Your guide will point out celestial points of significance that can be viewed with the naked eye. Listen to stories detailing Māori myths of creation, of how Te Ao Marama – the world of light, the world as we know it, emerged.  Learn about how Māori relied on tātai arorangi (detailed astronomical knowledge) to navigate the ocean, plant crops, and harvest kaimoana (seafood).

Enjoy Māori manaakitanga (hospitality) with a light supper and hot beverage.  Sit back, relax and be enchanted.

Enjoy a night of Dunedin luxury with one night's accommodation at the Fable Hotel, Dunedin's only 5 star accommodation, a Southern Skies Stargazing Tour that includes a light supper, plus an intercontinental breakfast in the morning.​

Check in at Dunedin's 5 star Fable Hotel which includes valet parking, tea on arrival and an intercontinental breakfast (for two). You'll be whisked away around 6 o'clock to enjoy the charm and serenity of Dunedin's night sky. Horizon Tours will supply the comfy chairs, blankets and hot beverages (and a light supper) to keep you warm and cosy while marveling at our southern skies. 

​The Otago Peninsula coastline provides a clear and breath-taking view of the night sky, along with a magical backdrop of coastal bird calls echoing across Hoopers inlet. In the right conditions, this rural coastal area is a prime viewing location for the Southern Lights, Aurora Australis.​Our guides will point out celestial points of significance that can be viewed with the naked eye. 

You can also make use of our Skywatcher telescope (with a maximum practical magnification of 200x ) for a closer look. Listen to stories detailing Māori myths of creation, of how Te Ao Marama – the world of light, the world as we know it, emerged.  Learn about how Māori relied on tātai arorangi (detailed astronomical knowledge) to navigate the ocean, plant crops, and harvest kaimoana (seafood).

​Enjoy Māori manaakitanga (hospitality) with a light supper and hot beverage.  

Sit back, relax and be enchanted.​Book this tour now or buy a gift card if you want to choose a date later. Just use the handy calendar on the side of this page.