Rotorua trip planner

Walk the streets breathing its distinctive sulphuric air, drop by a spa for a mud bath, or head to the town center to view the geyser.

A piece of New Zealand's spectacular natural beauty awaits you in this redwoods forest, simply perfect for hiking and biking.

Discover Maori traditions and delve into their rich culture through food, music, and stories, in this wonderful heritage village.

An cultural center with a wealth of Maori arts and crafts, as well as live performances, kiwi, mud pools, and the renowned geyser.

Housed in a historic bath house, this museum traces regional history and art, exhibiting photography, paintings, and Maori relics.

A wonderful village still occupied by Maori, where you can learn about local myths, traditional crafts, and buy authentic souvenirs.

A public park dating to the 19C, featuring architectural curios, sports facilities, and lovely natural beauty.

Located in the former belly of a volcano, this lake boasts gorgeous surroundings, great walking trails around, and nice playgrounds.

Steeped in myth, the park is famed for its geothermal activity, offering trails among its bubbling mud pool and hissing steam vents.

A modern complex, lined with a multitude of restaurants and cafes, offering a unique outdoor dining experience year-round.

Merging Tudor architecture and Maori-styled decor, this lovely church boasts a wealth of remarkable decorative details.

Formerly a Maori village, this neighborhood is full of cultural monuments and traditional wood carvings.

Although the house is not open to the public, pass by outside to admire the ornate carvings that adorn the exterior.