Opotiki
Opotiki is a busy little town in beautiful eastern Bay of Plenty, New Zealand. Laugh with the locals while you sample the sunny climate, beachy atmosphere and easy-going lifestyle. It's the perfect place for a holiday; relax on stunning white sand beaches, cycle around the excellent biking trails, or hike the maintained tramping tracks through the thousands of kilometres of native forestry in the Opotiki District.
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MOTU RIVER JET - Opotiki
MOTU RIVER JET - Opotiki
Mobile-friendly - The scenic quality of the Motu River has been described as "unsurpassed". The river travels through the last significant area of untracked native bush in the North Island. Experience 1 to 1.5 hour's of awesome jet boating on the Motu River and view the majestic scenery from the base of the River up into the remote mountains.
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- +64 7 315 5028
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- +64 27 4707 315
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- Motu River Bridge, State Highway 35, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand Make an Enquiry
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WAIRATA STATION - Waioeka Gorge, Opotiki/Gisborne
WAIRATA STATION - Waioeka Gorge, Opotiki/Gisborne
Mobile-friendly - Wairata is a vast remote mountainous wilderness within easy reach of Rotorua. Few places can match the unique natural setting, the 5,000-acre farm is adjacent to the Urewera National Park, one of the largest untouched stretches of native forest left in the North Island of our beautiful country New Zealand.
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- +64 7 315 7761
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- 201 Wairata Road, Opotiki, New Zealand
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WATERFALL MOUNTAIN GLAMPING - Opotiki
WATERFALL MOUNTAIN GLAMPING - Opotiki
Mobile-friendly - Luxury camping (glamping) set in beautiful native forest with all the comforts of a hotel. Relax in a hot bath next to the waterfall while you listen to the birds! For anyone who loves the outdoors, pristine bush, peace and solitude, this latest get-away-from-it-all opportunity will be hard to go past.
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- +64 27 428 9056
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- Pakahi Valley, Opotiki, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand
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The Motu Trails run parallel to an ancient pre-European trail, Te Kowhai Track, which until the early-20th century, was the only overland route between the Bay of Plenty and Poverty Bay/Turanganui-a-Kiwa.
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