Image: Kate Webster Te Puia is quite an institution in Rotorua, New Zealand. This fascinating attraction has a 180-year legacy of guiding visitors through a stunning geothermal valley and showcasing the intriguing Māori culture! Justin Te Hau knows Te Puia well as he is a fifth...
From crystal-clear streams and magical forests to epic biking trails and explosive geysers, Rotorua has it all. Experience Māori culture, hospitality and food here – try a hangi feast cooked in the steaming ground or take a tour of an authentic pre-European village. Sitting...
The only thing better than sailing on the crystal-blue waters of Lake Taupō is knowing you are doing it sustainably with minimal impact on the environment. Step aboard Sail Barbary, an electric yacht and feel the sun on your face and enjoy the gentle lake breezes as you cast off and head...
Rotorua Canopy Tours takes you on a journey through a prehistoric native forest while engaging in essential conservation work. As you explore the canopy by flying on a network of ziplines, swing bridges, cliff-walks, treetop platforms and more, you will also learn about the need to...
The Wairakei Terraces in Taupo, New Zealand, are the crowning jewel in our mystical landscape and are a tribute to the natural terraces and geysers that once existed here at Wairakei prior to the region geothermal power development. Embrace the healing benefits of the geothermal and...
Centrally located in Rotorua city within a short walk to the lakefront, Pullman Rotorua is the perfect base to explore the geothermal and cultural hub of Rotorua. It is the only 5-star property in Rotorua but welcomes all guests into the 130 luxurious rooms and suites, a gym, and vibrant...
Located in Rotorua, the Polynesian Spa is New Zealand’s original and iconic geothermal bathing experience. Overlooking the lake, it offers exclusive access to both acidic and alkaline natural mineral springs, and unique spa therapies for the ultimate in rest and relaxation. Polynesian...
A lovey place to visit is Hawke’s Bay. From Mahia in the north to Porangahau in the south, Hawke’s Bay’s 360 kilometres of coastline and beaches hugs the vast Pacific Ocean. Located on the east coast of the North Island, Hawke’s Bay is famous for its wines, and the lovely art...