Sights in East Coast and the Volcanic Zone

East Coast and the Volcanic Zone

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1. Polynesian Spa

Pool

Follow pumice paths from the Government Gardens to naturally heated relaxation. Considered one of the best spas of its kind, it has a wide choice...Read More
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2. Blue Baths

Pool

At the southern end of the Government Gardens you can soak in this thermally heated swimming pool, which was built in the 1930s. ...Read More
3. Government Gardens

Garden/Arboretum

Heading south from Lake Rotorua takes you to the Government Gardens, which occupy a small peninsula. The Māori call this area Whangapiro (fang...Read More
4. Kuirau Park

Park/Playground

This public park is a local hot spot—literally. Mud pools and hot springs sit alongside the flower beds, which at times are almost hidden by...Read More
5. St. Faith's

Religious Building/Site/Shrine

A short walk north from the Rotorua lakefront brings you to the Māori pā (fortress) of Ohinemutu, the region's original Māori settlement....Read More
6. Te Puia

Local Interest–Sight

The grounds here are home to silica terraces, mud pools, and the Pohutu Geyser (the largest active one in the southern hemisphere). Te Puia...Read More
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7. The Living Thermal Village

Town/Village

For an introduction to Māori life, visit this authentic village. On a guided tour you'll see thermal pools where villagers bathe, boiling mineral...Read More

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East Coast and the Volcanic Zone