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All Seasons Holiday Park Motels & Camping Ground Rotorua New Zealand Offering a choice of affordable, self catering accommodation in 3 hectares of peaceful parkland close to Lake Rotorua - motel units, tourist flats, cabins, backpackers lodge, camping & campervan sites

Emerald Spa Resort Rotorua New Zealand Rotorua 5 star motel close to tourist activities. Suitable for families or the corporate guest. Facilities include airconditioning, king size beds,Sky TV, Broadband, heated swimming pool and private in room luxury spas.

Quest Rentals Rotorua New Zealand Rotorua car rentals and car hire. Airport and hotel pickup service. Nationwide car rental network with owner-operated service at all branches.

About Rotorua New Zealand

Rotorua is like no other place in New Zealand. The city is located on the southern shores of Lake Rotorua in the Bay of Plenty Region of the North Island. The city has a full range of accommodation options from backpacker lodges to luxury resort hotels and the city centre has a great selection of shops.

Rotorua has been a popular tourist destination since Europeans first came to the area. Rotorua is famous for its geothermal activity including geysers, pools of boiling hot water, hot mud, and sulphur laden steam. Popular attractions include Whakarewarewa Thermal Reserve, Waiotapu and Waimangu Thermal areas where visitors get a first-hand experience of the forces of nature.

Rotorua has long been populated by Maori. Visitors can experience their history, tradition and culture at the NZ Maori Arts and Crafts Institute and at numerous Maori Cultural Evenings. Lake Rotorua and all of the 14 lakes that surround the City offer superb rainbow and brown trout fishing. Rotorua also caters to tourists wanting to try adventure sports like indoor rock climbing, bungy jumping, Zorb, Swoop, white water rafting, 4 WD safaris, mountain biking, horse riding and many more.