Waimarino Kayak Tours

Bay of Plenty, Rotorua, Tauranga

All year round

How about a starlight gourmet tour, starting with a kayaking adventure in the stunning Lake Rotoiti?

Take in the beautiful scenery, abundant birdlife, and learn the myths and legends linked to the area as you paddle towards the magical glowworm cave. Across the lake are the stunning Manupīrua Hot Pools, only accessible by water. Enjoy a freshly cooked BBQ dinner along with a delicious dessert. On the way to the hidden cave, you’ll see Lake Rotoiti transformed by the moon and the twinkling stars above. A perfect adventure!

Cost?

Yes

For more info visit:

Waimarino Kayak Tours

Address

36 Taniwha Place
Tauranga

Contact

0800 456 996

https://glowwormkayaking.com/contact/

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