Top 10 Romantic Things To Do In Rotorua
While we can't claim they'll dazzle with a magical moment of romance, our list of '10 romantic things to in Rotorua', can at very least offer a fun day or, night out.
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Written by Rotorua Local Experts! Read about what's going on in Rotorua and the best things to do and visit in Rotorua during your stay.
While we can't claim they'll dazzle with a magical moment of romance, our list of '10 romantic things to in Rotorua', can at very least offer a fun day or, night out.
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.
As you explore Rotorua's culinary scene, you'll discover a wide variety of restaurants and cafes that offer unique and delicious dishes. Whether you're a foodie or simply looking for a satisfying lunch spot, Rotorua is guaranteed to please your palate.
On the outskirts of Rotorua, is a must-visit natural attraction that all ages can enjoy. The Redwoods Forest features a number of walking trails, mountain biking trails, the Treewalk Attraction and incredible Californian Coastal Redwoods.
Many visitors to Rotorua will either be arriving in a car rental from Auckland, New Zealand’s largest city or, arriving to the airport and requiring a car rental.
A great way to see many of the best scenic spots of Rotorua is with a short walk around the city. We embarked on a 90 minute loop walk that takes in Sulphur Bay, Lake Rotorua, Government Gardens, Ohinemutu Village, Kuirau Park and the Polynesian Spa.
In this article, we'll take a closer look at the geothermal marvels of Rotorua, the science behind the geothermal activity, the top hot springs and geothermal parks to visit, as well as tips and recommendations for experiencing Rotorua's hot springs.
Just over 45 minutues drive from Rotorua, is a genuine hidden gem. The gentle 4.7km walk along the Te Waihou Walkway to the Blue Spring is a sight to behold.
The 15km Tarawera Trail is a beautiful native bush walk that follows the edge of Lake Tarawera to Te Rātā Bay and Hot Water Beach.
The Te Ara Ahi aka ‘thermal by bike’ bike trail is a unique biking experience in Rotorua. The 51km trail typically takes two days to complete and navigates through some of the region’s most famous geothermal attractions.
Wine tasting isn’t an obvious activity you consider when thinking of what to do in Rotorua. As the self-styled adventure capital of New Zealand’s North Island, zip lining, rafting, biking are all a more obvious choice. And let’s not forget why most people visit – to explore the incredible geothermal attractions and Maori culture that made the region famous.
Our guide to the top activities for those looking for something a little out of the ordinary to try in Rotorua. The point of this article is to save you time doing the research! So, we’ve created our top 7 unusual activities to experience in Rotorua.
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
Our 'Rotorua Day Trip Guide' features our top 5 places to vist that can be done easily in a day. All the places on our list are no more than an hour's drive away...
At just under two hours’ drive, Waitomo Caves is a good day trip destination from Rotorua. After driving though the rolling hills of Waikato, you’ll arrive in the small town of Waitomo and home to one of New Zealand most famous attractions.
Our guide to discovering the best places to see the famous boiling mud pools in Rotorua.
On a sunny morning in March, we went for a walk on the beautiful and serene Lake Okareka Walkway. Here’s what you can expect if you do the same….
Mokoia Island is situated in Lake Rotorua with an area of 1.35 square kilometres, rising 180 metres above the surface of the lake.
Rotorua is an activity packed destination, famous for its wonderous geothermal activity, Maori culture and attractions. With a busy event calendar, we’ve picked out a few of the best annual festivals to mark in your diary.
We've put pen to paper to create our 'Quick Guide To Rotorua Sightseeing' - not an exhaustive list of everything to see but an overview of the sights not to be missed.
On a cold winter’s day, we embarked on one of the best short walks in Rotorua. The 3.5 kilometre Rainbow Mountain Summit Walk takes between 1 and 1.5 hours, from the car park to the top.
While daytime in Rotorua means lazy lake cruises on classic steamboats or excursions out to the geothermal attractions that's made the region famous, the night has an alt...
Our guide to the top 10 best views in Rotorua not be missed when visiting New Zealand's geothermal wonderland.
Our local expert guide to the best Rotorua Geysers to check out when visiting New Zealand's geothermal region.
Our guide the ultimate 48 hour trip to Rotorua. From cultural encounters with fierce Haka-dancing warriors to adrenaline-pumping trips across the waters of Lake Rotorua,
Or local expert and resident picks out their top 7 views that you need to see when visiting the Bay of Plenty.
Our photo guide to the incredible landscapes not to be missed
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