Be sure to read the Special Notes further down this page for important requirements and restriction.

WHAT YOU VISIT

Te Puia Thermal Reserve
Tucked in the Whakarewarewa Valley, the reserve boasts silica terraces, pools of boiling mud and dramatic steams vents. Here, you'll join a friendly local guide for a fascinating tour of the most geothermal valley in NZ and the NZ Māori Arts & Crafts Institute.

Polynesian Lake Spa Retreat
Overlooking Sulphur Bay on Lake Rotorua, it's one of New Zealand's leading international day spas. Soak up the blissful serenity as you soak your body in one of the wonderful four hot pools, which range in temperature from 96.8º F to 107.6º F. The spa features luxury changing rooms, security lockers, towels, soap and shampoo, hair dryers, and even a private lounge with full bar if you wish to purchase refreshments.

PHOTO OPPORTUNITY
Be prepared to take photos left and right as you explore the natural wonders of the Whakarewarewa Valley.

LUNCH
Kiwi-style Buffet at Te Puia

WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
As you travel through Whakarewarewa Valley, you'll learn that it's considered to be a sacred place by the Maori people. According to tribal history, it was here that the fire goddesses Te Pupu and Te Hoata emerged from the earth's core.