Alexandra & Clyde

Alexandra - a small, friendly town known for extreme seasonal temperatures - is the start or end point of the Otago Central Rail Trail. Nearby Clyde has a rich and exciting history. Now a small settlement, Clyde was the most populous town in New Zealand during the Otago goldrush!

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Alexandra & Clyde

Accommodation

From backpackers to B&Bs and farmstays; holiday parks to motels- there is an accommodation option for everyone.  

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Alexandra & Clyde

Activities

Browse through the diverse range of activities on offer in this stunning area. There are many to choose from, find your favourite!  

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What to do in Alexandra & Clyde

  • Taste fresh fruit straight from the local orchards
  • Explore Alexandra's historic buildings and gold mining sites
  • Don't miss the annual Alexandra Blossom Festival!
  • Hire a bike and set off on the Otago Central Rail Trail
  • Venture into the surrounding hills or explore the nearby rivers

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How do you get to Alexandra & Clyde?

  • Travel by Plane
    • There is no commercial air access to Alexandra or Clyde. However, nearby Queenstown Airport (one hours’ drive), Wanaka Airport (one hour’s drive) and Dunedin International Airport (two and a half hours away) offer a range of domestic flights.
  • Travel by Train
    • There is no train service to Alexandra or Clyde.
  • Travel by Bus
    • Many public bus, tour bus and shuttle networks offer a service to and from Alexandra from either Queenstown or Christchurch.
  • Rent a Vehicle
    • There are no rental car options in Alexandra or Clyde. A selection of car and motorhome rental outlets operate in Otago's main towns and cities. Dunedin and Queenstown offer the widest selection in the area.