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Massage Eden is the newest addition to the thriving spa and wellness industry in Rotorua. Located in the Pullman Rotorua hotel, they offer a 5-star massage experience at an affordable starting price. Start your wellness journey with Massage Eden today.

In the heart of Rotorua's city centre, just a short walk from the must-see Government Gardens, Mountain Jade artists are absorbed in their craft, passionately hand-carving New Zealand pounamu with love and dedication. They invite you to come and discover the stories behind their carvings and step inside the studio for an exclusive, behind-the-scenes experience.

Located 5 minutes drive from central Rotorua, Neil Hunt Park serves the local communities sport's and recreational needs.

Planet Bike offers freedom bike hire, mountain bike tours for first timers to expert, bike fixes, Bike Bitz'n spares, trail information & maps, as well as 'Coffee 2 go'. Planet Bike are principal sponsors of the Rotorua Mountain Bike Club.

QE Health is a place to recover, relax, and recharge.

Majestic and magical, the Redwoods Treewalk & Nightlights experience is truly a walk to remember.

If you are into water sports, water recreation, aqua-fitness or just pure relaxation for yourself or your family & friends, then the Rotorua Aquatic Centre is one of New Zealand's best.

Zipline into an ancient forest. Tap into your Tarzan energy – fly wild, stay safe, and help restore an incredible forest with Rotorua Canopy Tours. Feel the rush as you soar through one of Aotearoa’s last untouched forests on New Zealand’s most unforgettable zipline adventure. And the best part? Every ride helps bring this ancient forest back to life, protecting native species and regenerating a rare ecosystem. This is the only zipline in Rotorua where your adventure helps save the forest.

Rotorua Central Mall is at the southern end of the inner city and is where you'll find the larger national chain stores and the popular indoor food court.

Rotorua Guided Walks takes visitors on a chronological journey from the mid-1800s to today, looking at how Europeans ‘took the waters’ in Rotorua.