Things to do in Rotorua District

We thought the highlight would be the mud bath (which was amazing), but the complimentary tour turned out to be even better! Our guide was so friendly and helped us learn about Māori culture and the incredible volcanic area. Such great Kiwi warmth and friendliness!

it was fun activity after a hike. the hot water soothes the body ache from the hike. the pools and shower area are clean. the staff are nice and helpful.

I booked the Hobbiton Movie Set Tour, the service was super great and excellent!. I was taken care of by Raymond, all the way to the set he explained and showed us the history, the view around the movie set. Thank you for your service 👍🏻👍🏻

You can watch the show and go on stage, which is a very good experience. The focus is to take a car to visit the farm, go outing and nature (remember to bring clean shoes), in short, it is the best choice for people who like animals.

What an amazing view! It really shows how powerful nature can be. So many parkings, it's to access. experience: facilities: service: ease of booking on Klook:

When visiting Rotorua, experiencing the Maori Cultural Village is a must, and Te Puia is one of the most famous attractions. A guide will accompany you throughout the visit. We saw the carving school, mud pools, geysers, and kiwis. We highly recommend seeing the war dance, a spectacular performance you won't see anywhere else. The entire guided tour lasts about 90 minutes, with an additional 30 minutes for the war dance performance. Please don't be late.

Value for money if you select from their menu of activities, which covers a lot.

very educational and informative. it was a multi-part experience that lasted beyond 9pm. food was good too! so happy to finally have food that isn't dry eg fish n chips.

I ended up booking a small group tour, which allowed me to explore very comfortably. Since there weren't many people, I was able to take landscape photos without people blocking the view, and I enjoyed the detailed explanations provided for each scene. There was a Korean translation of the guide, which helped me understand some parts that I couldn't quite grasp at first. I really enjoyed it.