Jones’ Landing Jones’ Landing is located 27km west of Putaruru and is a designated campsite in the South Waikato. The beautiful reserve has a large flat area of grass along the river edge overlooked by high, rocky bluffs above the north end. Popular with visitors, boaties, casual campers and those who love the great outdoors, […]

Te Waihou Walkway Te Waihou Walkway offers 5km walk through lush pasture land alongside the Waihou River. Visitors can view Te Puna (Blue Spring) famous for the bottled water Pump, which is sold commercially throughout Australasia. Te Puna is a natural taonga (treasure) formed through the special and delicate merger of geology, ecology, freshwater biology, […]

Lake Moananui Lake Moananui reserve surrounds the man-made lake constructed in 1974/1975. Moananui translates to big water. Surroundings of the lake include car parks, trees, bridges, picnic areas, paths or walkways, playground equipment, a paddling pool, exercise equipment and retaining walls. Located on the corner of Arawa Crescent and Maraetai Road, the lake is a […]

Located on State highway 1, Tirau is in very close proximity of Hamilton, Rotorua and Tauranga, all less than 45 minutes away. With prime location, over 12,000 vehicles travel through Tirau daily. Tirau boasts a vibrant tourist hub vibe with luxury designer outlet stores, artisanal craft workshops and eateries, creating a sophisticated identity. Tirau is […]

Putaruru is one of New Zealand’s best kept secrets and is home to the culturally significant natural wonder, the Blue Spring, located on Te Waihou Walkway. Located in rural New Zealand between Tokoroa and Tirau, Putaruru is the majority source of the country’s bottled water from the Blue Spring. Nearby dairy and timber processing industries […]

Tokoroa is located in the central North Island of New Zealand and is home to over 13,500 residents. With such a central location, Tokoroa is just down the road from neighbouring cities and tourist hotspots. Tokoroa is a culturally diverse close-knit community that welcomes visitors and new residents with genuine warmth and hospitality. Tokoroa has […]

To sum up, Opotiki is a great town to live in if you like to stay by the beach and enjoy occasional snow. Moreover, it has residents from all ethnicities and religions, thus, being inclusive for people with different beliefs.

Opotiki is a small town on New Zealand’s North Island, at the conjunction of the Otara and Waioeka rivers, on the eastern side of the Bay of Plenty region. Opotiki stands out as having some of the most breath-taking coastal scenery in the country. Its sheer natural beauty has led to an increase in domestic […]