Rotorua

Rotorua is attractively situated on the shores of a vast caldera lake that blew out in a titanic prehistoric eruption; the abundant hydrothermal...

Literally “Sacred Waters,” Waiotapu has been a geothermal tourist attraction since 1886. The volcanic activity of the area has warped the landscape,...

Set amidst a landscape of erupting geothermal activity, hot thermal springs and hot bubbling mud pools is the Living Maori village of Whakarewarewa...

If roller coaster rides leave you yawning, harness sphereing might be the next step for you. Tied securely to the inner wall of an inflatable sphere...

The Luge is a fun ride for all ages. A World 'First' proudly designed and built in Rotorua, the Luge is a fun filled gravity ride on a 3 wheel cart....

Home of the Ngati Whakaue people, Ohinemutu is a lakeside Maori village centred on hot springs, a traditional meeting house and courtyard (marae) and...

The Blue and Green Lakes are on the road to Te Wairoa and Lake Tarawera. The Green Lake is off-limits except for its viewing area, but the Blue Lake...

Those who have done it may well tell you that it is like being on spin cycle in a washing machine, perhaps making the popularity of aqua sphereing...

Like the pictures of a book, arts and crafts are the pages of the Maori culture. It’s how stories were told and passed down through generations; how...

The Maori translation for Wai-O-Tapu is Sacred Waters, but it may as well be colourful waters. These hot springs are bright shades of yellow and...