i-SITE Visitor Information Centres
Central Otago i-SITE Visitor Information Centres are part of New Zealand's official nationwide network.
Our team knows all the best things to do, the best places to stay and the easiest ways to get there. Plus, we take care of all the bookings, providing you a simple and efficient one-stop service.
To purchase a physical reminder of your unforgettable experience, our local i-SITE’s and our online website have a great range of Central Otago products to take home as a souvenir.
Looking for that undiscovered get away? The i-SITE has a great range of maps to take you off the beaten path as well as expert local advice on weather up-dates, road conditions and the scenic options.
Friendly, knowledgeable staff are looking forward to providing you with advice to make your experience here one you will never forget. Contact us via email, phone or pop in and visit one of our interactive Centres when you are in the area.
Central Otago i-SITE Visitor Information Centres are currently located in Ranfurly and Roxburgh.
Location & Contact Details
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Ranfurly i-SITE
03 262 7999
visitorcentre@codc.govt.nz
3 Charlemont St, Ranfurly
Summer Opening Hours: 7 days a week, 9am to 4pm
Winter Opening Hours: Thursday to Sunday, 9am to 4pm
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Roxburgh i-SITE
03 262 7999
visitorcentre@codc.govt.nz
120 Scotland St, Roxburgh
Summer Opening Hours: 7 days a week, 9am to 5pm
Winter Opening Hours : Monday - Friday, 9am to 5pm
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Respecting Others
Take the time to listen and understand other people’s opinions and cultural differences.
Embracing Diversity
Be open to new ideas, open to exploring the possibilities and appreciate the strengths and talents each person brings.
Adding Value
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Having Integrity
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Learning from the past
Choose to learn from past experiences with the future generations in mind.
Making a sustainable difference
Make decisions with the community in mind and in harmony with the natural environment so we can help create the kind of place we can be proud of.
Protecting our rich heritage
Protect and celebrate our rich heritage in landscapes, architecture, flora, fauna and cultural heritage.
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