Pamper yourself with the enchanting Lake Taupo Tour

Posted by Rotoruatours on December 17th, 2019

Leaving Rotorua, drive past the beginning of the Kaiangaroa Forest (the biggest human made backwoods in the Southern Hemisphere). While traveling south, stop while in transit to see the hot water lake contiguous to the Rainbow Mountain before landing at Wai o Tapu (Sacred Water). Here your visitors will enter into the wonderland of shades and thermal warmth. View the Champagne Pool and the celebrated Lady Knox Geyser, which ejects daily. It is here you will see the biggest mud lake on the planet! From here, continue towards Taupo for a stop at the heavenly Lava Glass Blowing Factory/Showrooms and the dynamite Lava Glass Sculpture Garden. 

Next Surprise

See the Aratiatia Rapids at mid-day when the doors of the dam on the Waikato River are opened and gives a fabulous perspective on waterfalls falling on the valley. After the waterfalls, it is on to the celebrated and the magnificent Huka Falls, one more of the marvels of the Waikato River. Then land at the Taupo, where on a sunny morning, the Mountains of Tongariro National Park are noticeable (snow-clad in the winter). Get some spare time for a walk, go shopping or sit by the lake at Lake Taupo Tour and immerse in the delightful views. 

A short stop

A pause taken during the return from Rotorua Tour From Auckland at the NZ Honey Hive, where you get the opportunity to see inside the apiary, find out about honey and participate in the nectar tasting. New Zealand wines are likewise accessible for tasting. After your honey tasting experience, it's onto the Wairakei Geothermal Bore fields.

Rotorua Tours from Auckland 

Rotorua is both homes to New Zealand's most dynamic geothermal zone and considered a consecrated spot for the Maori people. Here's the way to visit from Auckland to see springs and bubbling mud. And then visit the Maori social centers for dances and conventional dining experiences. During full-day tours, visit Rotorua and the Whakarewarewa geothermal area to see the Pohutu Geyser spring to life. You can take a stroll among the colorful hot pools, steaming fissures, and bubbling mud; and stop at a Maori cultural center for dance exhibitions, concerts, and customary hangi feasts. 

Other special places

It includes the Waitomo Caves—lit up by thousands of glow worms —and the Agrodome, where travelers can watch sheepdogs and sheep shearers in real life. Multi-Day Tours through Rotorua gives additional time to investigate this captivating area. After observing the steaming features at Te Whakarewarewa Valley, numerous visitors stop at Wai-O-Tapu Thermal Wonderland for increasingly beautiful geothermal activity. On a multi-day visit, you can likewise look at the underground glow worms at the Waitomo Caves, and see "Master of the Rings" movie sets on a visit to Hobbiton, and find out about the local culture on a visit to a genuine Maori town.