Can you make it in one day from Wanaka to Dunedin? Will you be very tired ?

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TangFengSongYu

It will definitely be tiring.

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139****8913

How many kilometers?

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6th to 8th to 1st, this is okay, about 4 hours by car. If you also need to go through Queenstown, you will be tired.

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Very relaxed

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