Careys Bay Historic Hotel

Carey’s Bay Historic Hotel was originally established in 1894 as a hotel with its own public bar and restaurant. The accommodation side of operations has long been abandoned, but the Victorian-style pub experience has stood the test of time. This venue enjoys a picturesque seaside location that’s ideal for an alfresco seafood meal or some casual drinks as the sun goes down.

Just a stone's throw from Port Chalmers, Carey's Bay Hotel is a local haunt steeped in Victorian charm that has been warming the hearts and bellies of Dunedin locals since 1874. Known for a seafood spread that'll have you hooked, they reel in the freshest catches from Otago Harbour's doorstep. Inside, you'll find cosy nooks, fires roaring and a prime spot called 'The Snug' for private gatherings.

Established in 1874, the Carey's Bay Historic Hotel has stood the test of time. Situated next to the township of Port Chalmers on the banks of the beautiful Otago Harbour, 15 minutes easy drive from the centre of the city, this truly Victorian pub has an excellent reputation for fresh seafood meals and friendly old fashioned hospitality. 17 Macandrew Rd, Carey's Bay

Just outside the hustle and bustle of Dunedin, in the tranquil harbor area of Careys Bay, lies one of the city’s most iconic venues—the Careys Bay Historic Hotel. Established in 1874, this hotel is a living museum, where every meal is a step back in time. The menu is a love letter to traditional New Zealand fare, with seafood taking the spotlight.

Situated next to Otago Harbour, a short drive from Port Chalmers, Careys Bay Hotel is a historic restaurant offering a good range of seafood dishes. If you’re after some fresh seafood with gorgeous views of the water, check out Carey’s Bay Hotel. Apart from fish or seafood platter and chips, their seafood chowder is a definite must-try.

A bit of a destination restaurant, Carey’s Bay Hotel is a beautiful historic hotel in Carey’s Bay, just down the road from Port Chalmers. The old fashioned hospitality and Victorian pub feel is a truly welcoming setting. The menu is heavily seafood-focused, with fresh fish and other seafood caught locally.

Part local pub, part seafood destination extraordinaire, the Carey’s Bay Hotel nails this combo with a relaxed harbourside vibe, great banter, and simple but delicious food done well. Dine in the cosy indoor spaces or watch the ships and wildlife go by from the outside patio.

The Hotel A truly Victorian Hotel, the Carey’s Bay Hotel is steeped in history. The hotel was built on gold money by Port Chalmers Mayor, Henry Dench designed by renowned Dunedin…

Another spot I love is the Careys Bay Hotel in Port Chalmers. They serve delicious seafood and have beautiful bay views.