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7 Reviews You pay around £ 6 for adults ad £3 for kids to get into visit Maori Arts and Crafts Institute and after that you can explore Maori village, kiwi house, Frog pool, Maori concert etc for free. You...
4 Reviews Most visitors to Rotorua will encounter this striking looking building on Fenchurch Street. The towns official tourist information office, you can find everything here from the standard array of...
1 Review Rotorua Museum of Art and History, Te Whare Taonga O Te Arawa. Built at the beginning of the 20th Century, this building was originally the Bath House. New Zealand's history is very young, but this is...
1 Review When in Rotorua, do go for at least one cultural show. I asked around and people told me to go for the Tamaki tour and so I booked myself on the evening tour. We were greeted by the friendly bus...
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allikat Says: I admit, I hadn't heard of Jean Batten until fairly recently, and maybe you haven't either. Well, Auckland International Airport is named after her, and she was...
Taakawa Beer - Official Beer of the Maoris
ATXtraveler Says: "Indigienous Ale of Aotearoa" is what the Taakawa label markets itself as... but I would tell you to not waste your time on this one!If you are beer connesieur,...
ATXtraveler Says: One of the items I was most interested in seeing when I went to Rotorua was the bubbling mud pools. Because of all the thermal activity under the earth in...
ATXtraveler Says: One of the items I was most interested in seeing when I went to Rotorua was the bubbling mud pools. Because of all the thermal activity under the earth in...
batgirl1001 Says: Everywhere you go around Rotorua, you will notice a distinctively funky smell. Its the smell of sulphur as Rotorua is known as the Geothermal Capital of...
Kate-Me Says: One of my very favorite places in Rotorua is St Faith's Church, on Lake Rotorua. It just looks so peaceful and has a very nice ambience about it. The etched...
dragontml Says: is situated on a volcanic rift and the ensuing geothermal activity - together with lush forests, crystal - clear lakes and green pastures - has ensured a steady...
kiwi Says: Driving in to Rotorua, from the west, you go through this amazing "tunnel" of trees. They actually meet at the top and it really is very beautiful. Especially...
Spa bathing outdoors in winter
b1bob Says: Strictly speaking, I wouldn't call this a "fondest" memory, but rather an "interesting" memory. On the way to the coach, we saw a bunch of Maori children...
b1bob Says: My fondest memory of my trip to New Zealand was meeting up with my pen friend (since 1985 and to this day) Jonathan Lambert and his family. I really met...
b1bob Says: It took two hours and a half to get from "Hooterville Down Under" to Rotorua, a majority Maori (native New Zealander) town alongside a lake. On the subject of...
olust Says: POHUTU GEISER is the best thing i have seen in my life!
kiwi Says: I had rather a nice view of Mokoia Island, in the middle of Lake Rotorua, when I flew out of Rotorua Airport.
Views of the countryside around Rotorua
Kate-Me Says: There are many very green rolling hills in this area of the North Island, but I found these near Rotorua very attractive, with their green leafy pine forests as...
Kate-Me Says: Here's a pretty lake and nice scenery we found, not far from Rotorua, at a place called Lake Tarawera.
sunnywong Says: one of the thermal feature in Rotorua
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Regal Palms 5 Star City Resort Rotorua
2 Reviews and 126 Opinions We stayed at this resort for only one night, but one night is all you need to know that this resort...
Novotel Royal Lakeside Rotorua
2 Reviews and 624 Opinions Spent two days at this very well located hotel. Room was very nice, but staff left alot to be...
1 Review and 44 Opinions We had a very nice stay in this hostel. We had a very nice en suite, which was very comfortable if...
Reviews and photos of Rotorua attractions posted by real travelers and locals. The best tips for Rotorua sightseeing.
one of the thermal feature in Rotorua
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Q: I have only about 6 hours in Rotorua. What is the one thing I should do? Is it easy to get to different things to do or are they...
A: You've got to see the boiling mud pits, that's for sure. There are hotspots in Rotorua where volcanic activity makes it possible for the locals to cook some of their food...
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Rotorua is a hub of activity, with much going on within a reasonable small area. Rotorua lies on the shores of Lake Rotorua and apart from the whiff of sulphur, is a great place! Actually, you very......
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Rotorua ~ what a great place! I have visited a couple of times now, only managing to spend a couple of days here each time, and with so much to see, do and experience here, it is going to take me...
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Sarah and I spent a couple days here in Rotorua after several recommendations from the others we met. We definitely had a great time as there is so much to do. Hope you enjoy this place!
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Clean Steam - Smell Hell - Culture Capital
You would think Maori land should look a little more exotic. But the hills around Rotorua are as green as the pine-covered Black Forest. Ok, not all trees are pines, and the bush is dotted with old......
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Rotorua, main tourist attraction in North Island.
Rotorua is an attractive city, on the edge of a lake, with plenty of thermal activity and in the background you can see Mt Tarawera, full of character and intrigue with Maori folklore. As well as...
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