Embark on a truly special journey with our Te Puia and Polynesian Spa tour from Auckland. Departing the city, we'll explore Rotorua's serene landscapes, home to the renowned Te Puia where you get to explore the magic hidden within the Whakarewarewa Thermal Valley
This exhilarating experience extends out by offering a leading cultural performance in their beautifully carved meeting house, Te Aronui a Rua. It will include a Pōhiri (Traditional Māori Welcome), Waiata (Song), Mōteatea (traditional chant), Poi and Haka.
Then, unwind at the Polynesian Spa, surrounded by natural beauty and Lake Rotorua. Experience the therapeutic benefits of rejuvenating thermal waters amid picturesque surroundings.
With our knowledgeable guides illuminating indigenous culture and natural heritage, this tour promises a truly memorable adventure. Sit back and relax on a comfortable return journey from Auckland to Rotorua and enjoy a cultural and wellness experience unlike any other.
Pickup included
Begin your journey with a hotel pickup in Auckland and embark on a scenic drive through New Zealand's picturesque landscapes, setting the stage for a day filled with adventure and tranquility.
Travel journey time from Auckland to Rotorua is approximately - 3.5 hours
As you arrive at Te Puia, be greeted by the sight of impressive geothermal activity, with steam rising from the earth and the scent of sulfur lingering in the air. Follow your guide through this captivating landscape and learn about the significance of each bubbling mud pool and erupting geyser.
Marvel at the power of nature as you witness the iconic Pohutu Geyser shoot water high into the sky. Learn about the rich Māori culture that thrives in this geothermal wonderland, with opportunities to interact with locals and gain insight into their traditions and way of life.
This exhilarating experience extends out from Te puia’s Te Rā Guided Experience by offering a leading cultural performance in their beautifully carved meeting house, Te Aronui a Rua. It will include a Pōhiri (Traditional Māori Welcome), Waiata (Song), Mōteatea (traditional chant), Poi and Haka.
Embark on a scenic drive through the vibrant streets of Rotorua, renowned for its captivating blend of Maori culture and geothermal wonders. Marvel at the city's distinctive architecture while glimpsing lush landscapes along the way with a quick stop for lunch.
After an enriching experience at Te Puia, unwind and rejuvenate at the world-renowned Polynesian Spa, a serene retreat nestled in picturesque surroundings. This award-winning geothermal spa offers the perfect place to relax, recharge, and soak in the healing mineral waters.
Immerse yourself in the therapeutic warmth of the Deluxe Pools, where mineral-rich waters from natural geothermal springs provide a unique combination of alkaline and acidic pools, each offering distinct benefits for the body and mind. Whether you're seeking deep relaxation, muscle relief, or skin nourishment, these soothing waters will leave you feeling refreshed and revitalized.
As you soak, take in the breathtaking views of Lake Rotorua, letting the tranquil atmosphere melt away any tension. With towels, lockers, and changing facilities provided for your convenience, all you need to bring is your swimwear and a desire to relax in one of New Zealand’s most iconic wellness destinations.
Savor the day's enchanting experiences as you leisurely journey back to Auckland, reminiscing on the captivating encounters at Te Puia and the soothing indulgence of the Polynesian Spa.
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