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Enjoy some delicious seafood paired with a glass of beautiful New Zealand wine.
The Seafood Summer Festival celebrates the best of the sea with the stunning Lake Rotorua as a backdrop.
Enjoy live music and entertainment while you eat and drink and pick up some preparation tips from the experts.
Tickets are $40.
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Centrally located near Lake Rotorua, Lime combines retro styling with good service and great food making it the perfect place for a lazy breakfast or lunch..........
Stylish and award-winning cafe in the heart of Rotorua's Eruera Street. Superb coffee. Fresh food all made onsite from local produce, and there's even a playroom for the ...
We're excited to bring you the freshest food with the friendliest service at Sequoia Eatery on Tarawera Road next to the Outdoorsman. Sequoia Eatery - Fuelling your adven...
Centrally located landmark cafe and bar in Rotorua. A huge menu bringing creativity and choice to breakfast, lunch and dinners. A popular spot with locals with plenty of ...
From a position high above Rotorua,The Food Market Kitchen Café enjoys stunning panoramic views of Lake Rotorua and the surrounding region.............
Beautiful and spacious gardens near the centre of Rotorua. The gardens offer a bowling club, petanque croquet and a golf course. The gardens also feature the Rotorua Muse...
Experience nature just minutes from Rotorua city. Wander through Californian Coastal Redwoods or fulfil a need for speed on mountain bike tracks..........
Kuirau Park is a public park situated just 10 minutes walk from the Rotorua`s city center..........
Okere Falls Scenic Reserve is an 11 kilometre stretch of the Kaituna River that features a series of four stunning waterfalls before opening out to the Okere Trout Pools....
Explore the magical geothermal landscape. Spot native birds and plants amongst the terraces..........
Kerosene Creek is a hot spring that flows through the natural bush of Rotorua, approximately thirty kilometres from the city centre.......
Rainbow Mountain Scenic Reserve is a geothermal landscape containing rare plant species and a striking coloured terrain..........
Award-winning cultural attraction in Rotorua. See how the Maori live and take part in authentic rituals before enjoying a traditional Maori feast. Unique insight into the...
Truly interactive geothermal 'theme park', where the ground literally bubbles beneath you. 50 acres of steaming fumeroles, hot waterfalls and sulphur lakes..........
Te Puia features a spectacular geothermal valley and Maori cultural centre, just south of Rotorua. The unique attraction is aducational, interactive, and full of natural ...
The thermal village of Whakarewarewa has long been used by Maori as a settlement and is home to the Tuhourangi/Ngati Wahiao people..........
Astonishing geothermal wonderland formed from the eruption of Mt Tarawera in 1886. Guided and self-guided eco walks, geysers, steaming crater lakes and boat cruises. Unmi...
An iconic fixture of the local landscape, offering amazing gondola rides up the side of Mount Ngongotaha, luge rides, SkySwing and SkyVue cinema. Great for all the family...
Geothermal adventures await you at Wai-O-Tapu, or "Sacred Waters". It's one of the earth's most natural theme parks, although you might think you're in another world, or ...
Experience nature just minutes from Rotorua city. Wander through Californian Coastal Redwoods or fulfil a need for speed on mountain bike tracks..........
Explore one of nature's most spectacular geothermal parks, with , geysers, hot springs and pools, lush flora and fauna, amazing silica terraces and a rare geothermal cave...
World-renowned day spa in central Rotorua, the Polynesian Spa caters for everybody and the 'healing' properties of the waters here are well-known................
Te Puia features a spectacular geothermal valley and Maori cultural centre, just south of Rotorua. The unique attraction is aducational, interactive, and full of natural ...
The thermal village of Whakarewarewa has long been used by Maori as a settlement and is home to the Tuhourangi/Ngati Wahiao people..........
Award-winning cultural attraction in Rotorua. See how the Maori live and take part in authentic rituals before enjoying a traditional Maori feast. Unique insight into the...
Just a few minutes' walk from central Rotorua on the lakeshore, the Maori village of Ohinemutu gives visitors the chance to glimpse the Maori way of life..........
Only accessible by Skyline Gondola, Stratosfare Restaurant and Bar Rotorua offers a lively atmosphere and classic ambience set against sensational views - with wine and f...
Located in 'Eat Street', offering Contemporary New Zealand cuisine seven days a week. Friday to Sunday offers cafe style lunch through to shared plates for evening dining...
Leonardo's is a compact, family run restaurant situated on 'Eat Street'. Using the freshest ingredients, the menu offers a select choice of Italian dishes which change on...
Very colourful and vibrant Moroccan restaurant in central Rotorua, offering informal dining in a traditional Mediterranean atmosphere of music, good food and excellent se...
Sumptuous fine dining in Rotorua, Aorangi Peak offers private rooms as well as the restaurant ambience. Staff are silver-service trained and the high-end menu is a true g...
Kuirau Park is a public park situated just 10 minutes walk from the Rotorua`s city center..........
Experience nature just minutes from Rotorua city. Wander through Californian Coastal Redwoods or fulfil a need for speed on mountain bike tracks..........
Beautiful and spacious gardens near the centre of Rotorua. The gardens offer a bowling club, petanque croquet and a golf course. The gardens also feature the Rotorua Muse...
Rainbow Mountain Scenic Reserve is a geothermal landscape containing rare plant species and a striking coloured terrain..........
A quick guide to Lake Rotorua, the second largest lake on the North Island of New Zealand....
Te Puia features a spectacular geothermal valley and Maori cultural centre, just south of Rotorua. The unique attraction is aducational, interactive, and full of natural ...
Truly interactive geothermal 'theme park', where the ground literally bubbles beneath you. 50 acres of steaming fumeroles, hot waterfalls and sulphur lakes................
For coffee lovers, there's plenty of choices available in the town centre. We've picked our favourite Rotorua cafes which offer good food and service and of course a decent cuppa.
For the budget consious travellers, there's a good choice of free things to do in Rotorua. From geothermal activity in public parks, hot pools in scenic reserves and a towering Redwood Forest, we've picked out some must see places that don't cost a thing!
Handpicked by a Rotorua Local Expert, we bring you our guide to 'Best Attractions in Rotorua'.
Rotorua offers visitors the chance to experience living maori villages, performance shows, cultural attractions and gain an authentic look into how the Maori live. We've picked out our favourite attractions to visit.
Our team of experts have picked out their favourite restaurants which include stunning views, great food and great service in Rotorua.
Handpicked by a Rotorua Local Expert, we bring you our guide to 'Best Places To See in Rotorua'.
Although better known for it's geothermal activity and Maori culture, the lakes around Rotorua number into double digits. We're picked out our top 5 lakes to check out during your stay.
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