Tauranga Shore Excursion Te Puia Rotorua

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6 giờ

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A day of excitement, culture and connection awaits…

Ahead is approx a 1-1.5hr drive. During this time enjoy an array of our (all inclusive) snacks and water while you sit back and take in the beautiful scenic views, of which there will be many.

Te Puia is Rotorua’s world-class guided experience and cultural performance centre. Experience a leading cultural performance in a beautifully carved meeting house. It will include a Traditional Māori Welcome, Song, traditional chant and Poi and Haka.

Come face to face with the biggest, naturally active geyser in the Southern Hemisphere Pōhutu Geyser, and enjoy the up-close experience with the New Zealand Kiwi, in the brand-new Kiwi Conservation Centre.

We will make a stop so you can purchase lunch in Rotorua.

On our journey back to your ship, you can sit back and enjoy the memories you made today while you were exploring “our backyard”.

We will have you back at your ship at the Port of Tauranga well prior to your sailing time.

Thông tin khác

Service animals allowed

Public transportation options are available nearby

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Comfortable footwear is recommended

Chính sách hủy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Bao gồm

Bottled water

Snacks

Towels for foot spa

Driver/Guide

Lunch

What To Expect

Te Puia

Featuring dramatic geysers, bubbling mud, and beautiful native bush explored by personalised guided tours. Te Puia is home to the New Zealand Māori Arts and Crafts Institute and offers a state-of-the-art Kiwi Conservation Centre, so you can get closer than ever before to New Zealand’s national treasure- the native Kiwi bird. For generations, Te Puia has welcomed manuhiri (visitors) from all over the world to explore the magic hidden within Te Whakarewarewa Thermal Valley during both the day and evening.

2 hours•Admission Included

Redwoods, Whakarewarewa Forest

Known to locals simply as ‘The Redwoods’, the 55,000ha Whakarewarewa Forest is a playground for mountain bikers, walkers, hikers and horse riders set amongst magnificent stands of towering Californian Redwoods, lush native forest and exotic trees. The Redwood Memorial Grove was planted in 1901, dedicated to the memory of the men of the New Zealand Forest Service who dies in the two World Wars. These iconic trees tower above you at approximately 67 metres (219 feet) tall providing incredible photo opportunities. This easy short walk also features a boardwalk over an old thermal pond, home to unique aquatic plant life.

15 minutes•Admission Not Applicable

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