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Taupō Rockwall
Standing 12 metres high this indoor climbing wall is a fun and challenging activity you'll want to do over and over again!
The Crux Climbing Gym
The only climbing gym in Taranaki! Women-only climbing nights also available, providing women with an opportunity to meet, chat and make friends and maybe find a regular climbing partner but also to have the platform to climb, improve and feel empowered as a group.
Wānaka Rock Climbing
Introductory courses available. For something extra special, have you done some indoor climbing and are looking for the next step? Or have you heard of the infamous Tombstone and feel like giving it a 'crack'. Come along with a Wānaka rock climbing guide and explore! Development courses at different levels also available.
Climb NZ
The ClimbNZ database of New Zealand climbs, crags and mountains is for everyone who climbs in New Zealand. There are currently 13,043 routes online.
The Crag
TheCrag.com is a free guide for rock climbing areas all over the world, collaboratively edited by keen rock climbers, boulderers and other nice folks. You can log all your routes, connect and chat with other climbers and much more...
Clip ‘N Climb Mt Eden
Pre-booking of your Clip 'N Climb session is highly recommended as sessions fill up quickly. You can call in on the spur of the moment but there is no guarantee that they will have spaces available.
Todd Energy Aquatic Centre
Adults and children from around Taranaki can come to the Todd Energy Aquatic Centre and enjoy both the indoor and outdoor swimming pools. Kids can learn how to swim or just have fun on a hot summer’s day in the outdoor pools. There are lots of adventures to be had indoors on the hydroslides and in the wave pool. There is also a sauna, spa and gym at the centre so people of all ages can keep fit and active and enjoy the centre all year round.
Wellington Botanic Gardens Ki Paekākā
At the top of the Wellington Cable Car, and just minutes from the central business district, lies 25 hectares (64 acres) of beauty, peace and tranquillity. Established in 1844, the Wellington Botanic Garden is home to some of the oldest exotic trees in New Zealand.
Wellington Cable Car
The Cable Car is a funicular railway rising 120 metres over a length of 612 metres with the ride taking only five minutes. The line rises at a constant grade of 1 in 5 (20%), through three tunnels and over three bridges. It looks similar to the Hong Kong Peak Tram. Many visitors ride the Cable Car but its use is not simply confined to tourists, as many Kelburn residents and University students travel on the cars on a daily basis.
Gore Aquatic Centre
Rest up in the hydrotherapy pool, get fit in the swimming lanes, or play in the leisure pool. The Gore Aquatic Centre has all your swimming needs covered.
Waitangi Treaty Grounds
A journey of discovery through Aotearoa New Zealand’s most important historic site.
Wai o Rua – Stratford Aquatic Centre
Wai o Rua - Stratford Aquatic Centre is a fantastic facility in Stratford. An all-weather, family friendly facility complete with three pools of varying depths, a fully fenced outdoor grass/BBQ area and heated shower amenities.
Warren Cole and River Edge Walk and Cycleways
If you're keen for an easy cycling cruise or walk with lots to see, Warren Cole Walk and Cycleway along the riverside trail is superb. One trail end is by the Whakatāne River bridge on Landing Road; the other is near the Whakatāne Heads. It's fully sealed/paved.
Waihi Beach
Waihi Beach offers nine kilometres of sweeping white sand, and one of the safest surf beaches in New Zealand. Relax on the beach and enjoy the sunshine or partake in more adventurous activities such as boogie boarding, kayaking or kite boarding.
Victoria Esplanade
Palmerston North's premier park with 26 hectares of bush walks, bike tracks and formal gardens. It's got something for everyone in the family – thousands of mature trees, splendid roses, barbecues, croquet lawns... and the kids will love the Junior Road Safety Park, miniature railway, playground and paddling pool.
two/fiftyseven
A vibrant co-working, events and wellbeing space, designed with sustainability and material reuse in mind. Operates as a co-working space during the day, and a venue for a range of activities at night. It is also home to both permanent and seasonal exhibitions.
Two Mile Bay Sailing Club
A top Taupō location! Situated in Two Mile Bay and sitting over the edge of Lake Taupō, this is a must visit. The venue has very good wheelchair access and a stunning location. People love the live music on Friday and Sundays and fantastic pizza. You can hire SUPs and kayaks.
Thames Library
Public library with a range of features including book lending, computer access, e-books, workshops.
Whakatāne Library and Exhibition Centre
The Whakatāne Museum houses over 600,000 items in its collections. This includes significant examples of Taonga Māori, a comprehensive collection of archival material from the Whakatāne District and the Bay of Plenty region, and an extensive photographic collection covering the physical and social history of the past century. Visit in person or online as they undertake a huge digitisation project to make more of the collection available online.
Te Manawa Museum
With its blend of art, science and heritage, Te Manawa is a museum where almost anything can happen! Its permanent offering of exhibits tell the story of our people, our environment and our world. Its touring experiences change regularly, so there's always something new to see.
Oamaru Opera House
The Oamaru Opera House is an intimate & thoroughly unique New Zealand venue, community owned, bringing you the latest in entertainment from around the world.
Otago Museum
The Otago Museum shares the natural, cultural and scientific stories of Otago, Aotearoa New Zealand and the world. An interactive science centre within the Museum includes a large, immersive tropical butterfly rainforest environment. The only bicultural science centre in the world.
Punakaiki Pancake Rocks
Punakaiki is located near the centre of the Coast Road, rated as one of the most spectacular coastal drives in the world. Take your time en route so you can stop and enjoy some of the walks and coastal views. The Pancake Rocks at Dolomite Point are limestone formations that began forming 30 million years ago when lime-rich fragments of dead marine creatures were deposited on the seabed. These were later overlaid by layers of soft mud and clay. Earthquakes raised them from the seabed to the level you see today.
Peregrine Wines
Majestic landscape, exceptional wine and landmark architecture come together in the heart of Central Otago. During Covid times restricting access to a maximum group size of six people- please be understanding. For groups larger than six people, please enquire in advance.
Polish Heritage Trust Museum
The Polish Heritage Trust Museum is for all New Zealanders. A series of beautiful and thought provoking images depict the children's forced journey from Poland to Russia, evacuation to Persia and their warm welcome to New Zealand. Polish paper craft classes, Easter and Christmas family workshops, and films for viewing. Witamy! (Welcome)
MOTAT Museum of Transport and Technology
MOTAT is New Zealand's largest transport and technology museum with a focus on creating an interactive and educational experience for its visitors.
Mosgiel Memorial RSA Diggers Tavern
The Spitfire Restaurant and Diggers Tavern is open to all for a meal and a drink. It operates under 'house rules' which means no hats to be worn inside, and tidy dress applies, as a sign of respect to those that have served or are currently serving New Zealand.
Mangawhai Museum
The Mangawhai Museum is a new and modern museum that celebrates life around the harbour: from building ships to building sandcastles! The stories are told with a wonderful collection of graphics, displays and videos.
Makino Aquatic Centre
Makino Aquatic Centre - where the water's fun for everyone! A beloved and inclusive facility.
Lido Aquatic Centre
The Lido Aquatic Centre has a pool for every occasion. Lap it up in the lane pools, soak your stress away in the spa and sauna or simply make the most out of the leisure pools. Gym, swim school and water park also available. Strength and balance programmes, and a range of activities for over 50s.