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Rotorua is not only world famous for just it's fishing but offers so much to see and do! From Maori cultural experiences, thermal springs, farm shows, Kiwi (bird) encounters, bush walks to adrenalin attractions like jetboating, kilometers of mountain biking tracks, bungy jumping and the Zorb. The city also offers fine dining, fantastic accommodation, and great shopping. Rotorua is a must-see for every visitor to New Zealand, and attracts around 3 million tourists each year. As of December 2009 you can fly direct to Rotorua from Sydney, Australia.
The city's therapeutic and thermal spas are regarded among the best in the world. Hard to miss, Rotorua’s geothermal activity surrounds the city with a distinct sulphuric smell. Its various attractions provide access to bubbling mud and gushing geysers amidst stunning lake and forest landscapes.
Three hours from Auckland, Rotorua is centrally located, there is also an enormous amount of things to see and do within an hours drive from your base! Taupo, Waitomo, Tauranga and Whakatane to name a few. For the golfers, which like fly fishing is another one of those sports that test all your reserves, there are something like 50 courses from world famous Wairaki and Kinlock near Taupo to club courses around Rotorua, Tauranga, Te Puke, Whakatane, Putaruru, Tokoroa and even Ohope.
To look further and find out about what else Rotorua has to offer check out Rotoruanz.com
The weather in Rotorua now. Rotorua International Airport:
Air New Zealand has direct flights between Rotorua and Sydney, Australia. Air New Zealand operates this air service on Saturdays and Tuesdays.
The flights position Rotorua as the gateway to the Central North Island and easier access to Tauranga, Taupo, Whakatane, Hawke’s Bay and other areas across the region.
Check out the fares and timetable at www.airnewzealand.co.nz
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