Rotorua Visitor Guide 2021

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ITINERARY IDEAS:

FAMILY FUN The central North Island location, natural playground, geothermal features, adventure activities (yes, even for the littlies!), and cultural attractions of Rotorua create the perfect family getaway destination. Here are some ideas for a weekend escape.

DAY ONE Check into your accommodation (we suggest booking the family studio unit at Aura,  Skyline Skyrides conveniently located along the edge of town, or All Seasons Holiday Park which was just voted NZ’s Most Hospitable holiday park), then grab your swim gear and head to ZORB to zoom down the side of Mt Ngongotaha in a clear, giant, inflated ball. ZORBs can fit up to three people and you’ve got four tracks to try. Head down the road to Skyline Rotorua where a gondola ride takes you up the side of Mt Ngongotaha so you and the family can race downhill on a Luge. There’s also the Skyswing, Zoom Ziplines, Volcanic Hills Winery for mum and dad, and Market Kitchen for lunch – all with amazing views of Lake Rotorua. Just a few minutes’ walk from the city centre, you’ll find Kuirau Park, New Zealand’s only  Kuirau Park geothermal public park. It’s free to visit and a great place to play and picnic, with barbecues, picnic tables, children’s playground and toilets available. When it comes to pleasing little tummies, there’s a high chance you’ll find something for everyone in one spot called Eat Streat. This dining block offers about a dozen eateries, plus the iconic ice cream parlour, Lady Janes. A short walk away, you’ll also find Gelato Mio, with 60 flavours to choose from. Back at the hotel, be sure to hang your swim gear out to dry because you’ll need it tomorrow.

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