Directory overview
- 84 Total businesses
- 4.4 Average rating
- 86% With reviews
- 81% With photos
- 13 Highly rated
- 40 Open on weekends
84 results found
Browse pools for swimming in Dunedin. Use this directory to compare ratings, reviews, photos, opening hours, addresses and contact details. 84 results in Dunedin. Average rating 4.4/5 based on 11,714 reviews & ratings.
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“Mosgiel pool is a most excellent family destination, years in the planning turned out to be really worth the wait. Lane swimming, family fun areas, aqua jogging and and spa pools all well appointed.”
“Great company to deal with from the very start. When our build plans were delayed they were happy to store the spa for us until the deck it was to sit on was completed. Installation was quick and hassle free. Knowledgeable and friendly staff, definitely recommend.”
“Incredible! If you can't swim, if you think you can swim, if you can swim JC coaching will help help you improve! Great feedback and progression every session. 100% recommended”
“Although the pool is working under level two and there is no showers, drinking fountains or spa, I am grateful that they are open. The staff are extra welcoming. There are restrictions on numbers in at a time, this is to keep us safe. I like that you can buy a multi ticket and get a good discount.”
“Just had spa water test done. Very friendly and quick”
“Amazing love love this school next year is my last year at this school :( ♡”
“Been attending lessons for a year with my daughter (3.5) and she LOVES them!”
“Pacific ocean views, seal lions lounging, volcanic rock formations brought to you by Monarch cruises and their knowledgeable staff, especially Will.”
“I walk there in November, the smell of the sea mixed with the blooming flowers was amazing. Simple wild beach, loved it .”
“Stunning views of the peninsula and ocean, with dramatic cliffs and erosion formations. The trail is easy, but close to cliff edges at some points so be careful. And there are sheep. Who doesn't love sheep? The road to get there is a narrow dirt road. I would avoid it in the rain, in an old, manual van.”
“Beautiful facility, lots of equipment that caters to each body part. Love the row machine and the cross trainer. Really good quality machines! Probably the best I've been on, in terms of gym equipment. Does get packed, just need to find that moment that is suitable for your needs. Thanks Unipol!!”
“Lovely beach. Safe wee area and then extends around the rocks, goes on for a very long while.”
“Spectacular trees, and nice place to chill out”
“Beautiful caves after just a short walk down the beach”
“Comfortable room with a balcony overlooking the sea. I slept like a log to the sound of the waves and woke up to an amazing view. Recommended.”
“Very good place to have a barbecue with big family or friends. Or walk with your dog. And children will be happy to play here.”
“Lovely little Mitre 10 with the most common things you might need to grab. The staff are very friendly and welcoming.”
“A very beautiful beach. Lots of dog walkers in the afternoon/evening.”
“Callum (and his side kick Bailey) were very knowledgeable and helpful. Excellent service. Great showroom and happy with my pool”
“Canoe Beach in Dunedin is a quiet, underrated coastal gem that offers a peaceful escape from the busier beaches nearby. Tucked away along the scenic coastline, it has a uniquely calm and secluded atmosphere that makes it perfect for anyone looking to unwind, explore, or simply enjoy the natural beauty of Otago’s shoreline. The beach itself features smooth sand, scattered rocks, and stunning views across the water, creating an ideal setting for photography, leisurely strolls, or a moment of quiet reflection. One of the standout features of Canoe Beach is its sense of tranquillity. It’s rarely crowded, even on warm days, which makes it feel like your own private slice of the coast. The gentle waves and sheltered feel make it great for families, casual swimmers, or those who love sitting close to the water with a book or a picnic. Wildlife lovers will appreciate the birdlife and the occasional sighting of seals resting on the rocks. Because it’s close to Dunedin yet slightly off the main paths, it strikes the perfect balance between accessibility and natural serenity. The surrounding walking tracks are an added bonus, offering scenic viewpoints and opportunities to explore the rugged coastline. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, Canoe Beach has a way of slowing you down and reminding you just how beautiful this part of New Zealand really is. Overall, Canoe Beach is a peaceful, charming, and highly worthwhile spot—perfect for anyone seeking a quiet coastal retreat in Dunedin.”
“This is my favourite place to walk.Nice sea views!! After your walk there are heaps of choices for cafes.Lovely coffee and sea views at the Salt Water pool cafe.”
“Closed to cars except for the middle of the day so great for walks in groups and with prams. Lovely views over the beach and a viewpoint at the top.”
“A good walk (3h return) with ups and downs following the Taieri river. Can be slippery, as the terrain is patched with rocks.”
“Lovely place to spend a sunny day, all ages welcome”
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