Thermal Activity, Footbath, Gardens, Walks & a Children's Playground are to be experienced in this interesting Park located in the City Centre.

St Faith's Maori Church, richly decorated cultural interior.  Historic Tamatekapua carved meeting house adjacent to lakeside Maori village.

On eastern side of city.  Walks, running, picnic sites, views of Blue & Green Lakes, Redwood Grove, and the Redwoods Gift Shop & Visitor Centre.

The best way to see the panaromic views of Lake Rotorua, the City and surrounding area.

Overlooking Lake Rotorua, Polynesian Spa is where you can relax in a wonderful array of hot mineral spring pools and indulge in spa therapies.

Spread over 22 acres of parkland, Rainbow Springs offers a truly unique experience, and is a must-see for anyone who wants to get to know NZ's wonderful environment and animals, both during the day and at night.  The Kiwi Encounter is a working hatchery and nursery.  Kiwis are hatched and nurtured here, and when mature enought hey are released back into the wild areas they came from.

Explore Paradise Valley Springs Wildlife Park where you can experience NZ's Trout, Animals and Birdlife in a beauty.  As well as seeing the best of NZ's nature and wildlife, you can also visit the Lion Park and pat the Lion Cubs at no extra charge.

NZ's premier Maori cultural centre and home of the world famous Pohutu Geyser

Journey back in time to a pre-European lifestyle experience of custome and traditions while ambling down the pathways of the rediscovered village as it comes alive to the sound and activities of tribal songs, dances, myths, legends and spiritual stroies.  Enjoy the night's festivities, sharing and feasting to a banquet of succulent foods cooked traditionally on hot rocks in an earthen oven.

Wai-O-Tapu is NZ's most colourful and diverse volcanic area.  The walks take visitors on a journey through stunning geothermal activity and unforgettable vistas.