Located in the world-famous landmark Tudor-style Bath House Building, Rotorua Museum is a must-see for all who visit our fascinating city. Learn about the history, mythology and geology of the Rotorua area. Café and souvenir shop also on site.

Stroll around the beautiful Government Gardens. Surrounded by bush walks, geothermal fields and the shores of beautiful Lake Rotorua, the Edwardian elegance of the Government Gardens is a historical location offering the perfect setting for picnics, walks and relaxation.

The Art Deco-style Blue Baths were opened nearby the Museum in 1931, but were closed in the early 80s after 48 years of operation. They have now been meticulously restored and reopened as a heritage attraction. Today visitors can again bathe in the heated pools.

The Polynesian Spa is world-renowned for its hot mineral bathing alongside spa, body and skin therapies. Enjoy hot mineral bathing in 35 bathing pools including both public and private pools, a luxury spa and a family spa. Spa, body and skin therapies also available.

Relax in hot mineral water from a natural spring, luxuriate in the radiated warmth of a thermal mud bath or mud pack. Steam tired, aching and stressed joints in a pyretic bed, or for the ultimate luxury, enjoy a massage under pressurised sprays of mineral water.

Take a leisurely stroll along the shores of Lake Rotorua and enjoy the scenery of the historic crater lake. Climb aboard New Zealand’s only stern wheel-driven paddle steamer, the Lakeland Queen. Both day and evening cruises are available, cruising on legendary Lake Rotorua.

This is your one stop shop for enquiries and bookings for accommodation, sightseeing and activities and travel whilst in Rotorua. The friendly information centre staff here can also make bookings for the rest of your journey throughout New Zealand.