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Rotorua: Wai-O-Tapu Geothermal Park Entry Ticket
¥4,520
per adult
86% of travellers recommend

Cambridge, Matamata, Waitomo: 1-Hour Ecological River Cruise
¥13,561
per adult

Agrodome Farm Experience including Farm Show and Farm Tour - Rotorua
¥5,996
per adult

3Mirage 360 Degree Immersion Virtual Experience
¥4,520
per adult

Polynesian Spa Rotorua: Deluxe Lake Spa Hot Spring Bathing
¥7,837
per adult
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Okere Falls must see attractions
1. Polynesian Spa
Located adjacent to beautiful Lake Rotorua, the steaming baths of the Polynesian Spa are the perfect place to destress. Soak in steamy, cleansing water while you gaze out across the pristine lake. Escape to your very own private pool or play on the slides in the large family area.
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2. Skyline Rotorua
Skyline Rotorua cable car carries passengers up Mount Ngongotaha to a height of 487 metres (1,598 feet). Admiring the views isn’t the only thing to do at the summit. Sip a coffee in the café, fly over dense forest on the zip line or steer down the steep luge course.
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3. Redwoods Whakarewarewa Forest
Redwoods Whakarewarewa Forest is a tranquil woodland park crisscrossed by trekking and biking trails. Set off on a hike past thermal ponds and geysers or admire eucalyptus trees and immense Californian Redwoods while horseback riding.
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4. Mitai Maori Village
The Mitai Māori Village gives you and your family the chance to experience Māori food, art and traditions. The tours are not only educational, they are also very impressive and enjoyable.
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5. Lake Rotorua
Visit Lake Rotorua and you will find no shortage of things to do. Swim in the calm, clear waters by the city’s edge or set off on foot in search of your own private bay. Kayak to mystical Mokoia Island or sit back and relax on a boat cruise.
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6. Bay of Plenty
The Bay of Plenty is one of New Zealand’s sunniest places, meaning that visitors flock to its sandy shorelines to soak up hours of warm sunshine throughout the year. Discover the region’s wide variety of fascinating flora and fauna, some of which is endangered or protected.
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