Andy Bay is the largest and most recent of Dunedin's three main cemeteries.

One of the gravestones it contains should literally not be there - it was installed without a permit.

There are many soldiers buried and commemorated there; one died on New Zealand's worst and most fatal day of combat.

We also find Dunedin's famous hermit of Flagstaff Hill, the first New Zealand death of World War 2, a mass grave (not reported in newspapers of the day) of victims to the Spanish Flu pandemic during 1918 and much more.

Meet in the carpark of the Anderson's Bay cemetery in the corner closest to the main entrance. You'll see Gregor and his hat, he can't be missed!
Wear comfortable walking shoes and be prepared for the weather. The cemetery has little shade and is quite exposed so on a hot day, wear sun protection and bring water.
You're welcome to take photos and videos during the tour and share to social media.
90 minutes long
Tickets are self refundable up to one day before the event. Booking fee not refunded. If you can't attend because you're unwell after refunds have closed, email darkestdunedin@gmail.com for a credit.

Contact the host of Andersons Bay Cemetery

There were 0 errors found in the information you submitted: