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With the diverse range of natural attractions available to visit, Rotorua is also well suited to visitors of a more seasoned vintage and those looking for a relaxed pace. So, we've created our Top 10 Elderly Activities to highlight the best activities to enjoy.
Are you looking for a romantic getaway in Rotorua? From relaxing hot springs to thrilling adventures, this guide will take you through the top 10 romantic activities in Rotorua.
Rotorua is a city situated in the heart of New Zealand's North Island, famous for its geothermal wonders, vibrant Māori culture and thrilling adventure activities. To help guide your Rotorua adventure, we've compiled a list of 20 must-see attractions not to be missed.
Rotorua, located in the heart of New Zealand's North Island, offers some of the best glamping spots in the country. In this article, we will explore the rise of glamping in Rotorua, the unique benefits it offers compared to traditional camping, the top glamping locations in the area, as well as the amenities and features of these sites.
The new Rotorua lakefront redevelopment project is up and running with the first stage now completed. The public were able to see the new boardwalk and grass terracing when it was opened in mid-July 2021
As we live in Rotorua, we’re often asked for our recommendations of the best places to eat out. So, we’re going to share some of our favourites with you. After all, a decent meal is a great way to start or, end the day.
One thing you'll notice when walking around Rotorua, is the number of unique public art that acknowledges and celebrates heritage, stories and aspirations. The biggest concentration of artwork is located around Sulphur Lake, located opposite the Polynesian Spa and just behind Government Gardens
Rotorua is a fun packed destination that is oneof the most visited regions in New Zealand. To help you find your ideal family activity we're picked our favourite attractions to check out.
With over 16 lakes surrounding Rotorua and a deserved status as the premier adventure destination on New Zealand’s North Island, there are plenty of water activities to experience in Rotorua.
Skydive over Mount Maunganui and the beautiful Bay of Plenty on a trip from Tauranga. Experience a 20- to 25-minute scenic flight and up to a minute of thrilling freefall.
Visit a traditional Maori village and learn more about their customs and rituals at an amazing cultural experience, including a tasty hangi feast and dessert.
Explore the canopies of New Zealand's forests on this exciting guided zipline adventure. Cross swing bridges and fly through the air. See unique wildlife including geckos, birds, and blue mushrooms.
Soar Over Waterfalls, fly through trees, and be enlightened by local guides during this Māori culture-infused Zipline experience that will have all ages and abilities fizzing.
Skydive over Mount Maunganui and the beautiful Bay of Plenty on a trip from Tauranga. Experience a 20- to 25-minute scenic flight and up to a minute of thrilling freefall.
Explore the canopies of New Zealand's forests on this exciting guided zipline adventure. Cross swing bridges and fly through the air. See unique wildlife including geckos, birds, and blue mushrooms.
Soar Over Waterfalls, fly through trees, and be enlightened by local guides during this Māori culture-infused Zipline experience that will have all ages and abilities fizzing.
Visit a traditional Maori village and learn more about their customs and rituals at an amazing cultural experience, including a tasty hangi feast and dessert.
Embark on a day tour from Auckland to Rotorua to explore Whakarewarewa Village's Māori culture amid geothermal wonders, then unwind at the Polynesian Spa's mineral pools surrounded by a stunning natural environment.
Embark on a small group tour from Auckland to the enchanting Wai-O-Tapu Geothermal Wonderland. Afterwards, unwind in the invigorating mineral pools of the Polynesian Spa amidst a stunning scenery.
Enjoy a scenic helicopter flight over Rotorua, The Lakes District and Mountains before landing on iconic Mount Tarawera for a guided walking experience.
Discover New Zealand's most-visited archaeological site, where stories of the 1886 Mt. Tarawera eruption come to life. Explore the museum, walk through the archaeological sites, and wander the waterfall trail.
Combine a nature walk and boat cruise to see the best of Waimangu Volcanic Valley. Discover incredible geothermal landscapes and some astounding sights that are only accessible by boat.
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Our guide to Guide To Rotorua Maori Culture by our Rotorua local expert. The area around Rotorua, Taupo and the Bay of Plenty region is rich in Maori history and culture...
Our guide to Rotorua by our Rotorua local expert - Rotorua is situated 230km southeast of Auckland and attracts visitors who are drawn to the sulphuric delights of the city's geothermal activity.
Our quick guide to Rotorua City Centre will help you understand where each of the main points of interest are located when you visit the city centre.
Our guide to the best Rotorua Geothermal Attractions by our Rotorua local expert. Crater lakes, sulphur pools, awesome mountains and volcanic cones typify the landscape.
Our guide to Rotorua Lakes by our Rotorua local expert - Rotorua city is surrounded by a plethora of beautiful lakes - 16 in all. Most of the lakes are open all year roun...
Rotorua and its surrounding areas offer interesting and beautiful walks complemented by the unique landscape and geothermal activity. You will see lush native bush, ancient forests, cascading waterfalls, volcanic craters and some of the clearest, freshest water you have ever seen in your life.
A guide to Taupo by our local expert. In the heart of the North Island lies the region of Taupo, home of the country's largest freshwater lake, geothermal attractions and Huka Falls, the most visited natural attraction in New Zealand. Lake Taupo is a magnet for those seeking some wet pursuits away from the coast.
Located at the very heart of the North Island, Tongariro National Park was New Zealand's first national park, and only the fourth to be established in the world. Interestingly, it also features on UNESCO's list of mixed natural and cultural World Heritage Sites, because of its deep spiritual importance to the Maori.
Our guide to Whakarewarewa Forest by our Rotorua local expert - Only a 5 minute drive from the city, Whakarewarewa is 288 hectares of native and exotic forest and is teeming with opportunities to walk, bike, horse ride and linger over panoramic views of Lake Rotorua.
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