Name: What To Know BEFORE Visiting New Zealand
Uploaded: 2025-11-17T17:28:36.000Z
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This is the north island of Aotearoa, New Zealand.

This place is only a short seven minute drive from the city center of Rotorua.

And this place is home to the largest geyser in the southern hemisphere, Pohutu.

This geyser can reach up to 30 meters and erupts once or twice every hour.

Its size, frequency and regularity of eruption makes Pohutu the best known geyser at Tepuya.

If you travel 10 minutes outside of Rotorua Central, you get to this place.

Big inflatable ball that you will get wet in.

Trust me, it feels way cooler, way crazier than how it might look from the outside.

But I'm all wet so I better go get dressed.

After six hours of driving, we're in the Wairarapa.

And there's no better place on earth to do it than the trails among the rainforests, lakes, rivers and coasts here.

This place is tucked away near the edge of Aorangi Forest park and is about an hour and 45 minutes from Wellington.

The pinnacles are these massive spooky rock formations that were shaped over thousands of years by wind and rain.

Sometimes this place can be filled with sea lions everywhere.

Today there's still quite a few of them, but they're all scattered about.

Back in the day these guys were nearly extinct.

Now they just lie around as beach bums living their best life.

Te Mata Kitakia Kupe, the gazing place of Coupe.

It's only a short trip, maybe a hop and a skip from the sea lines.

But once you're here it's got to be a bit of a trick.

It's about 258 steps to the top up to the lighthouse.

We're back up north at Tepatu, Rotorua's best Mori culture village.

This place is only 10 minutes from the city.

We're about to enjoy yummy food, cool activities with a whole bunch of other people from around the world.

The indigenous Mori culture is a huge part of Aotearoa, New Zealand's national identity.

Tonight, we are learning traditional weaving techniques, some combat skills and a traditional Mori dance.

This is the type of experience you want to come to.

Don't know how many times you can say fancy in a sentence, but this feels fancy.

Thank you for exploring the north island with me.

If you want an experience like this, book a trip with LP Journeys.

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What To Know BEFORE Visiting New Zealand

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