Duration: 1 Hour 30 Minutes
Overview: Iconic landmarks such as the century old Tudor Style Bathhouse, within the Government Gardens, lead on to Lake Rotorua and activity and sulphurous effects on the bird life can be observed. Legendary Mokoia Island, an unspoiled bird sanctuary, is seen in the middle of the Lake, and you'll hear the story of lovers, Hinemoa and Tutanekai, from long ago, whose descendants still live in Rotorua. Learn about Maori Migration to New Zealand.
Derive past burgeoning forests to the lakes district. Your Duck becomes a boat in the Blue Lake. Continue to Lake Okareka, a lakeside suburb of Rotorua with its mix of traditional New Zealand batches nestled amongst luxury homes and lodges. Learn about and view the magnificent Mount Tarawera that exploded in 1886.
Duration: At your own pace
Overview: The Agrodome is a multi-faceted visitor attraction, which displays many aspects of New Zealand agriculture. The Agrodome complex is surrounded by a 150 hectare working farm providing enrichment. This ticket includes the Sheep Show, the premier attraction with one hour of live entertainment with a sheep shearing demonstration, an exciting sheep auction with audience participation, a demonstration by Huntaway dogs, plus the famous "Duck" dog. Enjoy a farm tour in custom built tractor drawn vehicles and see animals including 1200 Romney sheep, beef cattle, red and fallow deer, llamas, alpacas, ostrich and emus. You can handle and feed the livestock. Stop at the Organic Education Center for kiwifruit juice and honey tasting.
Duration: 4 Hours 35 Minutes
Overview: Visit the Whakarewarewa Thermal Reserve and enjoy a tour of the Maori arts and crafts institute. View mighty geysers, boiling mud pools and the traditional culture of the Maori. Drive to Rainbow Springs to see the unique flora and fauna of New Zealand followed by the Agrodome Sheep Show at the Agrodome farm. The tour terminates at Tourism Rotorua in Rotorua town centre.
Duration: 7 Hours
Overview: Vsit the Whakarewarewa Thermal Reserve and tour the Maori arts and crafts institute. View mighty geysers, boiling mud pools and the traditional culture of the Maori. Visit Rainbow Springs to see the unique flora and fauna of New Zealand. See the Agrodome Sheep Show at the Agrodome farm. Ride up the skyline gondola and lunch at the hilltop restaurant, overlooking Rotorua. The tour terminates at Tourism Rotorua at 14:30h after the gondola ride and lunch.
Duration: : 5 Hours 45 Minutes
Overview: Enjoy a return day trip from Rotorua travelling through lush farm landscape to the mystical Waitomo Glowworm Caves. Enjoy a guided tour through the galleries and lofty chambers of the Caves. Your tour culminates with a boat ride through the Glowworm Grotto, lit up by thousands of tiny living lights. Return to Rotorua in the afternoon travelling through the Fitzgerald Glade, a section of highway where the native bush and trees form a canopy overhead. A picnic lunch will be served on board.
Duration: 2 Hours 50 Minutes
Overview: Stroll through this amazing, steaming, bubbling thermal park, see mud pools and hot springs and experience a day spa, soak in hot pools. The traditional mud bath experience, followed by the relaxing sulphur spa overlooking the geothermal reserve, offers a completely unique geothermal experience.
Duration: 4 Hours 30 Minutes
Overview: From Rotorua drive by coach across the scenic Mamaku Ranges and through the native Fitzgerald Glade before arriving in the Waikato region and the rolling hills of "THE SHIRE". This area was chosen for The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings is readily apparent as you arrive at The Shires Rest Cafe and commence your tour of The Hobbiton Movie Set, recreated for the filming of the Hobbit. Your tour guide will escort you through the ten acre site recounting details on how the set was created. Visit The Woolshed, see a sheep shearing demonstration and try to bottle feed the pet lambs. Before returning to Rotorua, a light snack will be provided.
Duration: 3 Hours 30 Minutes
Overview: Transfer from your hotel to the Realm of Tane. Head 20 minutes out of Rotorua to Pre-European Tamaki Maori Village. Observe the people of the land demonstrating their skills at carving and weaving, thatching of huts, food preparation, hunting and cooking. Tamaki Cultural Group will give a powerful performance of Waiata, Haka, song and dance. The traditional buffet hangi meal has been under the earth on hot rocks for three to four hours. Enjoy the Tribal Market Place, with its treasures and other items of significance to Maori, like bone carvings and jewellery. The evening ends with the official closing ceremony, song and speeches. Your guide will escort you out to your coach for your return to your Rotorua hotel.
Duration: At your own pace
Overview: Rainbow Springs, set in 22 acres of native trees and streams is home to a huge variety of New Zealand's most precious inhabitants. Over two million liters of pure fresh spring water wells up naturally into the Rainbow Springs each day. Experience the Big Splash boat ride, explore the free flight aviaries, see the tuatara, feed the largest wild trout, and enjoy the bird show. Great fun for the family!
Duration: 7 Hours 25 Minutes
Overview: Depart Rotorua and travel into the Fitzgerald Glade. After a short tea break at Lake Karapiro (at your own expense) drive along the Waikato River to the famous Waitomo Glow-Worm Caves. Enjoy lunch in the natural setting outside the Caves and begin your guided tour through the caves to view Stalactites formed over thousands of years ago by the constant dripping of water. End with a boat ride through the glow-worm grotto illuminated by thousands of tiny lights emitted by the glow-worms, suspended from the cave ceiling. Enjoy a refreshment break (at own expense) in the historic township of Rangiriri. Finally travel through the rich farmland of the Waikato region and into Auckland. This tour finishes with hotel drop-off in Auckland. It will not return to Rotorua.
Duration: At your own pace
Overview: Live life on the edge at Agroventures and choose 3 or 4 four adventure activities amongst: Agrojet, Swoop, Freefall Xtreme body flying and Shweeb.
Agrojet: The fastest jet sprint experience in New Zealand. Your professional driver takes you on three hot laps of the 1km sprint course, reaching speeds of up to 100kmph in just 4.5 seconds.
Swoop: 3 people at a time are hoisted 40m sky high, one pulls the rip cord and you go plummeting towards the earth and 130kmph.
Freefall Xtreme: The only place in the Southern Hemisphere where you can try body flying - suspended on a wind column. Let our team take you on the flight of your life.
Shweeb: This is a pedal powered monorail racetrack, where you can race against the clock, a friend or another team.
Duration: 30 Minutes
Overview: Take this classic blood pumping thrill ride in our sleek yellow boat and see four historical landmarks en route. Pass by Mokoia Island, the Sacred Island and over the world renowned Sulphur Lake. Experience unpredictable and beautiful Lake Rotorua. This trip is available for all ages.
Duration: 3 Hours
Overview: Experience the thrill of whitewater rafting on the Kaituna River with complimentary pick up from your central Rotorua hotel. The Grade 5 Kaituna River features the world's highest commercially rafted waterfall. Fast and furious, this exhilarating ride moves you through foamy water and over the awesome seven meter drop. Every rapid is followed by calm water. Full training is provided prior to the trip teaching all the required paddle commands, safety information and required specialist equipment. It is suitable for active people 13 years or over. Adventurous beginners are welcome.
Duration: 45 Minutes to 1 Hour
Overview: Enjoy this challenging 45-minute 4WD Rotorua adventure. Negotiate waterfalls, daunting lunges and tunnels. Some of the main highlights are the ultimate self drive off road experience. Have access to your full trained instructor via a 2-way radio. All participants must sign declaration form to say they hold a valid driver's license from country of origin.
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