• Te Waihou Walkway - Crystal-Clear Water:
  The water here is among the purest globally, naturally filtered through underground rock for up to a century before surfacing at the spring. Its clarity is so remarkable that objects are visible up to 70 meters (230 feet) beneath the surface.

Unique Blue Color:
The vibrant blue-green hue results from light scattering in the water, accentuated by its extraordinary purity.

Environmental Importance:
The spring supplies approximately 60% of New Zealand’s bottled water. It also serves as a crucial habitat for native plants and animals.

• Huka Falls - Powerful Waterfall:
  The Waikato River narrows dramatically from 100 meters (328 feet) to just 15 meters (49 feet) at the falls, creating a powerful surge of water. Over 220,000 liters (58,000 gallons) of water cascade over the falls every second, offering a captivating display of turquoise water and frothy rapids.

Turquoise Waters:
The striking blue color of the water is due to the river’s natural clarity and sunlight reflecting off its surface.

Accessibility:
Huka Falls is easily accessible with viewing platforms and walking tracks, providing visitors with excellent photo opportunities and a chance to experience its power up close.

• Taupo - Take a Lunch Break in Taupo city. Choose a place where you would like to eat and what you would like to eat. You can always ask for food place recommendations from your Driver/Guide.
• Redwoods, Whakarewarewa Forest - Towering Trees:
  These redwoods can reach heights of up to 75 meters (246 feet), creating a cathedral-like atmosphere with their impressive height and density. Despite being non-native, the trees have flourished in Rotorua’s volcanic soil and climate.

Stunning Trails:
The forest features a variety of walking, running, and biking trails, ranging from easy strolls to challenging adventures. Trails meander through redwoods, native ferns, and geothermal landscapes, offering diverse scenery.

Cultural and Historical Significance:
The forest is deeply connected to the Māori community and their relationship with the land. Whakarewarewa means “The Gathering Place of the Waters,” highlighting the area’s geothermal nature.

• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Driver/Guide
• Snack/Chips
• Drinking Water (1 bottle per person)

• Lunch
• Gratuities
• Personal Expenses

Blue Spring
Explore the pristine waters of the famous Blue Spring, celebrated for its striking blue tones and clarity. Enjoy a gentle walk along the Te Waihou Walkway, where you will wander through lush greenery, charming streams, and tranquil landscapes. This is an opportunity to see one of the world’s purest water sources, flowing with a serene beauty that is truly captivating.

Huka Falls
Experience the sheer force of nature at Huka Falls, where more than 220,000 liters of water pour every second in a spectacular display. Stand on the viewing platforms to capture the breathtaking turquoise rapids or feel the thrill of a jet boat ride near the base of the falls. The impressive sights and sounds of Huka Falls are certain to leave a lasting impression.

Redwoods
Enter the magical realm of the Redwoods Forest in Rotorua. Be amazed by the towering California Coast Redwoods and soak in the tranquility of this natural haven.

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