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Whakarewarewa Thermal Area

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Introduction The Whakarewarewa Thermal Area is a wonderland of geothermal phenomena. The area is shrouded in steam, and New Zealand’s largest geyser, Pohutu, erupts up to 30 meters high, typically spurting around twenty times a day. The towering jets of water create a spectacular sight and serve as one of Rotorua’s most iconic landmarks.

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IntroductionThe Whakarewarewa Thermal Area is a wonderland of geothermal phenomena. The area is shrouded in steam, and New Zealand’s largest geyser, Pohutu, erupts up to 30 meters high, typically spurting around twenty times a day. The towering jets of water create a spectacular sight and serve as one of Rotorua’s most iconic landmarks.

Visitors can also explore the Māori Culture Centre, which features a traditional Māori village at its entrance. In the meeting house, traditional Māori song and dance performances are held at noon. Nearby, the Māori Arts and Crafts Institute showcases and sells Māori textiles and carvings.　

Rotorua, New Zealand