Things to Do
The world’s trout fishing capital is also rich in Maori culture and well known for its many natural wonders, including the largest fresh water lake in Australasia, the best one day hike in New Zealand, as well as the largest ski area.
Places to Eat
Lake Taupo and surrounding areas have gained international recognition for the areas diverse selection of award winning restaurants, cafes, food markets and unique deli's.
Places to Stay
The moment you arrive in Taupo, either via coach, plane or vehicle, you will be impressed with the huge selection of holiday and corporate accommodation on offer.
Transportation
Rotorua is situated in the central North Island of New Zealand, making it easily accessible from most parts of New Zealand and the world! As a popular tourist destination, Rotorua is part of The Great New Zealand Touring Route on the Thermal Explorer Highway and the Pacific Coast Highway.
Entertainment
It doesn’t matter if you are planning a romantic weekend getaway, a family holiday or flying in from overseas, Rotorua has plenty to keep you entertained - whatever your time frame, interests or budget!
Places to Eat
As a world-class holiday destination, Rotorua is renowned for its award winning restaurants, Maori Hangi dining and contemporary cuisine using the freshest of New Zealand flavours combined with international flair.
Places to Stay
The popularity of Rotorua as a premium New Zealand holiday destination has seen a staggering increase in the number of beds on offer! Within a stones throw from the lake you can find great accommodation, infact, in Rotorua you can find any type of accommodation to suit your budget and holiday plans!
Rotorua
Rotorua is world-renowned for its local Maori culture, geothermal wonderland, numerous lakes and stunning natural scenery. Rotorua is steeped in history, tradition and culture. The name Rotorua comes from Maori, the full name is Te Rotorua-nui-a-Kahumatamomoe.
Things to Do
Rotorua is a tourist destination that truly does capture the best of New Zealand all in one exciting region! Whatever your idea is for a perfect holiday, be it relaxing in hot pools and unwinding, exploring the great outdoors, delving into our unique Maori culture or extreme action.
Shopping
While most visitors come to Rotorua to experience the amazing Maori culture, unique scenery and world-class attractions, if you enjoy strolling the city streets and window-shopping, or perusing local stalls and markets, then you will be pretty satisfied with what Rotorua has to offer.
Timaru
Canterbury’s second largest city is surrounded by gently sloping hills, which enfold the beautiful crescent of Caroline Bay. Timaru lies halfway between Christchurch and Dunedin, marking the southern limit of the broad gravel plains that produce the bulk of New Zealand’s cereal and grain crops.