Te Puia Geothermal Park + Haka - Maori Cultural Experience + Kiwi Conservation Center
Duration
12 hour(s)
Languages
English
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Included
See the Southern Hemisphere's largest active geyser, the mighty Pōhutu Geyser
Meet New Zealand's iconic kiwi bird at the Kiwi Conservation Centre
Experience an exhilarating Māori cultural performance including the powerful Haka
Discover traditional Māori arts and crafts from skilled carvers and weavers
Explore a geothermal valley with boiling mud pools and intricate Māori sculptures
Enjoy a scenic small-group day tour with convenient Auckland hotel pickups



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Your full-day adventure begins in Auckland, traveling south through the rolling green hills of the Waikato region. The journey includes a delightful break in the quirky town of Tirau, famous for its creative corrugated iron sculptures, before arriving in the geothermal wonderland of Rotorua. This scenic drive sets the stage for a day steeped in natural beauty and profound cultural discovery, building anticipation for the incredible experiences that await you in the heart of New Zealand's North Island. Upon reaching Rotorua, you will enter the world of Te Puia. Here, you will stand in awe before the mighty Pōhutu Geyser, the largest in the Southern Hemisphere, as it erupts towards the sky. Explore the bubbling mud pools and steaming vents of the Te Whakarewarewa Thermal Valley. The experience deepens at the Kiwi Conservation Centre, offering a rare glimpse of New Zealand's cherished national bird. You will also witness the incredible skill of artisans at the New Zealand Māori Arts and Crafts Institute, preserving ancestral traditions. The cultural immersion culminates with a powerful performance inside a beautifully carved meeting house. Experience a traditional welcome, hear captivating songs, and feel the ground tremble during the world-famous Haka. After a brief highlights tour of Rotorua and a peaceful stop along the Waikato River on the return trip, your unforgettable day of exploration concludes as you arrive back in Auckland.
Hotel pickup/drop-off
Te Puia admission
Guided tour
Maori cultural performance
Rotorua highlights tour
Meals and drinks
Personal expenses
Gratuities
Travel insurance
Comfortable walking shoes
Weatherproof jacket
Sunscreen and hat
Refillable water bottle
Camera or phone
Cash or card
Be ready for your early morning hotel pickup from 5:45 AM
This full day tour requires a moderate level of walking fitness
Wear comfortable shoes and bring weather appropriate clothing and sun protection
Please note lunch and any personal refreshments are not included
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