Things to do in Mitai Maori Village

Experience: You can easily learn about Maori culture! If your English is good enough, don't miss the Q&A session; listening to the questions others ask is also a great way to gain some knowledge! Activity schedule: Check in first, find your table number, and be seated -> Host's opening introduction -> Performance -> Dinner -> Q&A time -> Glowworm viewing -> The end!

must do! super informative and great place! its just expensive hehe ease of booking on Klook:great service: superb experience: superb facilities: clean and nice

interesting and helpful to know this national kiwi bird. We saw a live kiwi too. We did enjoy the tour!

We had such a wonderful time at this hot spring. The atmosphere was peaceful, the water temperature was just right, and the surroundings made the experience even more special. The facilities were clean and well-maintained, and the staff were friendly and welcoming. Definitely one of the highlights of our trip!

great tour! the guides Travis and Vincent were amazing and made sure we felt safe and comfortable throughout the tour. The forrest is beautiful and the guides were a wealth of knowledge re the same. Thankyou !

Great session out with everybody! The facility provided extra gear for us to warm up and clear instructions to make the trip safe and fun for everyone. We went to see 5 caves and it was just amazing. Just sad the chocolate fishes all swam home

A personal guided tour has been proactively offered by the host namely "Areiana" (if I spelled her name correctly) due to certain unforeseen circumstances. This warmest approach made our family a wonderful tour. Much appreciated Once again, thank you very much to "Areiana"

It was really amazing to see the geyser, thermal park and understand the Maori culture. The burger lunch is delicious too.

The staff members were extremely polite, and you can rent clothes and towels. We didn't bring swimming trunks and asked the clerk about renting them for a fee. Seeing our hesitation, she immediately offered to let us borrow them for free, which was incredibly touching.