Rotorua Overview

The visitor’s heaven in this part of New Zealand is Rotorua. It is a compact package of natural beauty, from forested hills, and geysers (that spout up to 50 feet into the air) and mud stream vents has the combination of beauty and excitement.

In this visitors paradise you can come to learn about the culture, tradition and unusual eating habits (traditional hangi) of the native people, the Maori.

Another interesting venue is the Maori Arts and Crafts Institute or try the replica village, the Rotorua Museum and you can find the perfect combination of a holiday spots in this place with white water rafting, as well as fishing at Rainbow Springs which is also a Wildlife Sanctuary.

For exploring there is also a red wood forest near the town where you can trail walk and cycle.

Tarawera, a volcano that erupted in 1886 devastated Waimangu and even today geothermal events are one of the main attractions of Rotorua which remain unmatched in New Zealand.

Located in the volcanic plateau of the central north island is the perfect paradise for the tourists as it has 16 ancient lakes with the beauty of flora and fauna, natural geysers and pools are the soul of this place. It has got the beautiful volcanic shaped wonderlands, this land is totally enthralling with all of its natural elements.

Voted as the beautiful city in New Zealand no less than six times it is a wonder of the man made world where you can find the beauty of the nature as well as the heritage of the Maori and the combination of geothermal experience .you can find the full history of Maori if you visit the museum where you can be enriched with the tradition of the cultural fulfilment of New Zealand.

Hot steam escapes from cracks in the road, back gardens come with their own natural mineral hot pool and you can smell the beautiful aroma of sulphur always in the air. Rotorua will sweep you away on a journey of discovery and wonder.