Historic Clyde

With its old-world charm and relaxed pace, Clyde is the kind of place that captures your heart from the moment you arrive.

The town’s reputation is built on its heritage character, beautifully preserved historic buildings, boutique shops, and inviting cafes. Surrounded by world-class vineyards, Clyde also offers plenty to discover for food and wine lovers.

Eat, drink, and stay at Olivers

At Olivers, you will find both exceptional food and rich historic character. Built in 1869 by merchant Benjamin Naylor, it is recognised as one  of Otago’s most significant heritage buildings and holds a Category 1 classification from Heritage New Zealand. There are plenty of ways to  enjoy Olivers’ culinary offering, from graband- go cafe and bakery fare to relaxed dinners in the restaurant or courtyard. They even brew beer  on site. If you are staying overnight, Olivers also offers stylish, luxurious accommodation with thoughtful attention to detail.

Explore Clyde by bike

For those keen to explore on two wheels, Bike It Now! offers personalised cycling experiences designed to make planning easy and
enjoyable. Custom itineraries can include accommodation, transport, bike hire, and off-trail experiences, including door-to-door transfers  from Queenstown. Trips are available on the Otago Central Rail Trail, the Roxburgh Gorge and Clutha Gold Trails, Lake Dunstan and in the  future Kawarau Trail. If you are short on time, their One Day Wonders provide a convenient way to experience the region. Bike It Now! are  electric bike retail and hire specialists, and they can provide everything you need for a seamless cycling adventure in Clyde