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Learn about the rarest penguin in the world, the hoiho (yellow-eyed penguin) and experience the best possibility to view one of these endangered birds.
Highlights
- Experience The Magic of The Otago Peninsula At Night
- See The Yellow Eyed Penguins Return To Their Nests
- Spot Seals, Sea Lions and Sea Birds
- Hear About The Environment From Expert Passionate Guides
Our Twilight at The OPERA tour provides a unique opportunity to experience our nature reserve at sunset. Like our penguin tours during the day, this tour offers the most exclusive opportunity in New Zealand to view the endangered, hoiho (yellow-eyed penguins), in their natural habitat.
We will begin with an overview of the work we are doing to help save the hoiho and care for all living species at The OPERA. Guests will then be guided through our reserve which is home to numerous native plant and wildlife species including the hoiho and kororā (little penguins), fur seals, sea lions, and several species of sea and forest birds. Finally, when penguins are in our care, guests will visit our Penguin Rehabilitation Centre (if birds are in our care), where they can see these rare birds up close.
Itinerary
- Arrive at the center 15 minutes prior to departure
- Learn about the yellow eyed penguins and the conservation efforts in the theatre area
- View the rehabilitation area and see the penguins up close
- Take a short ride coach ride to the nature reserve
- Embark on a 2km nature walk through the reserve
All prices are shown in NZD ($)
- Adult$46.00
- Child$25.00
- Adult$39.00 Less than 6 at this price!
- Child$25.00
- Adult$39.00 Less than 6 at this price!
- Child$25.00
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chrisr34 from New Zealand wrote on 18 September 2024
Very enjoyable tour
Fantastic experience with penguins and seals sighted
From Twilight Nature Tour
Kia Ora, Thank you for taking the time to leave a review for us! We are pleased to see you enjoyed your visit to the OPERA - Otago Peninsula Eco Restoration Alliance on our Twilight Tour. By taking a tour at The OPERA, you have become a part of our story. Tour proceeds are our primary source of funding the conservation, rehabilitation, restoration, and education work we are doing. Again, thank you very much for your visit and we hope to see you again! Ngā mihi, Chris Head of Tours & Front of House Operations The OPERA - Otago Peninsula Eco Restoration Alliance
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lozi800 from United Kingdom wrote on 19 September 2024
Great experience
Highly recommend this tour especially through book me for a good discount. Super informative and plenty to see even if the yellow eyed penguins were shy. Thankyou Kate!