A Private Journey Through Rotorua’s Natural Wonders
Escape Auckland for a day immersed in Rotorua's extraordinary landscapes. Discover the crystal-clear waters of Blue Spring, walk among towering native trees in the Redwoods and experience the remarkable geothermal environment of Whakarewarewa. Combining pristine waterways, ancient forest and volcanic landscapes, this private journey offers a refreshing way to experience the natural character of the Central North Island away from the usual tourist routes.
Tour Info:
Type of Tour: Private group or individual
The tour starts from Auckland
Departure Date: Flexible date & Time
Duration: 1 day
Tour Inclusions
Private, fully escorted return journey from Auckland
Professional English-speaking tour escort throughout the day
Complimentary bottled water and refreshments
Complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi
Visit to Blue Spring and the surrounding natural reserve
Leisure time to appreciate the clear turquoise waters and native landscape
Visit to Whakarewarewa Maori Village and cultural performance. Entry tickets included
Opportunity to experience Rotorua's geothermal environment
Visit to the Redwood Tree Forest. Entry tickets included
Guided or self-paced forest exploration, depending on conditions and preference
Scenic stops and photography opportunities
Dedicated leisure time to enjoy each destination
All applicable taxes and GST
Tour Highlights:
Blue Spring Putaruru
Whakarewarewa Maori Village and thermal valley
Redwood Tree Forest Walk
Rotorua city sightseeing
Exclusive Halal Tour Options Available
Halal Tours Included:
Muslim Driver Guide
Prayer mats are available onboard
Vehicles are to be stopped at the safest place during prayer time
Guide to Halal Restaurants
Guide to the Mosque for prayer
Tour info:
Price: (A minimum of 2 people is required to run this tour)
Group of 2 people: NZ$1,140 per person
Group of 3-5 people: NZ$970 per person
Group of 6-10 people: NZ$700 per person
Group of 11-15 people: NZ$550 per person
** Send us an enquiry to get a quote if your group has more than 15 pax
*** Terms & Conditions apply, and this is a private tour that operates on demand.
Duration: 12 hours
Departure: 8:00 am or TBC
Finish: 8:00 pm
This tour runs every day
Free cancellation up to 72 hours in advance
Itinerary
Morning | Auckland to Blue Spring
Your private chauffeur will collect you from your Auckland accommodation and begin the journey south. Travel through the Waikato countryside before arriving at one of the North Island's most remarkable natural landscapes.
Blue Spring Putaruru | Crystal-Clear Waters
Discover the striking Blue Spring, renowned for its exceptionally clear waters and vivid blue-green colour. Take a leisurely walk through the surrounding landscape and enjoy views of the spring and native vegetation. The peaceful setting contrasts beautifully with Auckland's urban energy.
Midday | Journey Towards Rotorua
Continue towards Rotorua, travelling through the changing scenery of the Central North Island. Take a moment to relax in your private vehicle before continuing with the day's exploration.
Whakarewarewa | Land of Steam & Fire
Explore Whakarewarewa's geothermal landscape, shaped by volcanic activity. See steaming vents, bubbling pools and geothermal features while learning about the region's natural environment and its connection to Maori heritage. This includes Maori cultural performance and guided tours
Afternoon | Redwood Tree Forest
Continue to the magnificent Redwoods Forest. Walk beneath towering trees and along peaceful forest trails surrounded by native vegetation. The forest's enormous Californian redwoods create an atmosphere unlike anywhere else in the region and provide beautiful opportunities for photography and nature appreciation. This is a self-guided walk tour
Late Afternoon | Return to Auckland
After a day among clear springs, geothermal landscapes and towering forests, settle back into your private vehicle for the journey north. Your chauffeur will return you to your Auckland accommodation, concluding a day of discovery through some of the Central North Island's most distinctive landscapes.
