Rotorua

Rotorua holidays - Fascinating, alluring and traditional

While Rotorua is renowned for its volcanic attraction, what many people don't realise is that it is actually also packed with traditional Maori culture - it's a fantastic location if you want to learn more about the heritage of New Zealand, as well as its present. The natural and cultural attractions found here are truly unique and awe-inspiring.

View Holidays in Rotorua

Why New Zealand Sky?

Your money is safe New Zealand Sky is licensed and protected by The Irish Aviation Authority - TA0664.

Why New Zealand Sky?

Award Winning Excellence in customer service Awarded 2024 Feefo Platinum Trusted Service Award for Tropical Sky's excellence in customer service.

Why New Zealand Sky?

We answer quickly On average, calls are answered within three rings. We also respond to emails quickly.

Why New Zealand Sky?

We offer expert advice and great service Our luxury tailor-made holidays are created with impeccable service from start to finish.

Immerse yourself in New Zealand's culture and natural beauty

Built over a hive of geothermal activity, this is an outdoor playground quite unlike any other – a place where you can dodge bubbling mud pools and dip into thermal pools one minute then go shopping for traditional Maori crafts the next.

This is one of the most popular destinations on the North Island and with good reason – the sights you’ll see here are spectacular.

Rotorua is a mix of natural and man-made attractions, infused with indigenous Maori culture. Take a helicopter ride over this extraordinary place, visit the thermal spa for a spot of relaxation or delve into the unspoiled landscape for a true taste of authentic New Zealand.

Why visit Rotorua?

This area is three hours from Auckland so it makes for a great stopover as part of your trip
You can immerse yourself in authentic Maori culture, with traditional customs and experiences to be enjoyed
It has outdoor pursuits in abundance, from white water rafting to hiking trails and luge rides down Mt Ngongotaha
Known locally as The Redwoods, the Whakarewarewa Forest spans over 5600ha and offers up some truly remarkable sights – go horse-back riding or mountain biking through the scenery
Rotorua is steeped in history and tradition so it’s a great place to try out some indigenous Maori cuisine such as the Hangi