The geothermal city of Rotorua is a magnet for travellers, who come to discover volcanic phenomena and learn about New Zealand's Maori culture.
Visit Te Puia to experience the might of the iconic Pohutu Geyser that erupts up to 20 times a day, spurting hot water up to 30m skyward.
The faint scent of sulphur in the air and escaping curls of steam are the first hints of the region's dramatic geothermal character when entering Rotorua.
Speak with expert carvers and weavers and learn the history and processes involved with each art form.
Rotorua has a rich history with the city's heritage visible all around you.
At Te Puia in Rotorua, you can watch Māori carvers at work. Their skills are passed from one generation to the next.
Offering genuine warmth of welcome and hospitality (manaakitanga) is something that the Te Arawa Māori have been providing visitors to the Rotorua region for well over 150 years.
The Shweeb is an original adventure ride concept located in Agroventures, an adventure park in Rotorua.
Rotorua is home to an innovative bunch of Kiwis who invented the Luge, the Zorb, OGO, the Schweeb and Railcruising.
Feed the native Kea at Rainbow Springs Nature Park, a fun-packed and educational experience for the whole family.
There's plenty of fun for all ages in Rotorua. Try some of these activities with your 'whānau' (family).
Soak in one of the many Hot Pools throughout Rotrua
There is a reason Rotorua is known as ‘Nature’s Spa of the South Pacific'. It offers visitors the opportunity to rejuvenate their spirit.
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