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Rotorua is a feast for any traveller. There is too much to comprehensively list but here are some of our favourites. Any bookings required, we can action for you. Links will open in a separate window - close it to return here.  Thermal Hot Pools and Wonders.
This
is the main reason people come here. As you can see on the
right of the photo above you can see geysers venting from our
deck! You mustn't leave Rotorua without experiencing some of the
wonder and taking a dip in a pool that is heated by the earths core.Waikite Hot Pools: A short drive south to the pools the locals enjoy soaking in. Set in bush with views over farmland, an eco trail to the source of the hot springs and a good cafe on site. Te Puia: geysers and mud pools. Waimangu Valley: Hot springs, steaming lakes, craters. Wai-o-Tapu: Volcanic craters, silica pools, boiling mud, steam vents. Maori Culture. Rotorua is the best place to explore Maori culture, and you will find that it is presented to you in a fun and engaging way. Mitai: People friendly cultural evening with meal, warriors, cultural perfomance, trout, glow-worms. Pick up from Serendipity. We know that you will enjoy this experience. Whakarewarewa Village: A living village where Maori live today, much as they did in earlier times.  History: Rotorua Museum: (not really a museum). An old Bathhouse built after the Tarawera erruption delves into the volcanic effects and houses some of N.Z's treasures. Ohinemutu: Two of the best examples of carved buildings you will see. Buried village: See the effects of the Tarawera erruption on this tiny village which was completey buried. Learn the story of the man who survived. Nature: Rainbow Springs and Kiwi Encounter. Native reserve with plants, animals, trout and our famous Kiwi. Kiwi Encounter is part of a program to protect our threatened icon. Learn about how we are saving this amazing bird fromo predators and meet the real thing. Okareka Walkway: A lake walk for the bird watchers. Wingspan: See Falcons learning to catch prey before their release back into the wild. Something different: Fiz: Have your own personal adventure while you are in the area. Freebies: Kuirau Park: Thermal park in the city. Ohinemutu: Village with carved buildings and plenty of thermal activity. Lake Walks: Many and varied. Redwood Forest: Trails for walking, mountain-biking, running. Brian's special: Ask Brian to show you the best mud pools. Action: Too many to list. Ask us. |
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