MOUNT TARAWERA/ ORAKEI KORAKO DUAL LANDING

MOUNT TARAWERA/ ORAKEI KORAKO DUAL LANDING
Da NZD NZ$ 1.325,00
  • Durata: 3 Ore (circa)
  • Luogo: Rotorua, BOP

Departing our city lakefront pier experience the thrill of a floatplane take off before climbing above Mokoia Island on track to our hidden lakes district and the Volcanic Peaks of Mount Tarawera. At 1111 meters in elevation this majestic volcano dominates the surrounding landscape and plays center piece to the lakes which surrounds it. 

Above Tarawera views of cavernous craters reveal the power of what was the largest eruption in New Zealand’s living memory. The 1886 eruption devastated the local area including our famous Pink and White Terraces once claimed as the eighth wonder of the world. Continuing south and along the fault we fly over the Waimangu Valley to view the Frying Pan Lake and Inferno Crater spectacular from above. Further south again aerial views of the Wai-O-Tapu reserve provide a tapestry of vibrant colors including the Champagne Pool, Artists Pallet and the reserves colored lakes and hot pools. 

Leaving Wai-O-Tapu we descend to follow the Waikato River to the hidden valley of Orakei Korako. Once landed, you will ferry across the river and begin your 1 hour land based tour.  Experience hot springs, gushing geysers and the natural beauty of this geothermal wonderland. Your return flight takes in views of farmland and the Paeroa mountain range before flying over Rotorua City and returning to our lakefront pier.

 

This tour is approximately 2.5-3 hours in duration, includes approximately 20-minute landing on Mount Tarawera and 1-1.5 hours touring the valley. Also includes check in and briefing.

 

Duration: Allow 2.5-3 hours
Location: All flights depart from the Rotorua City Lakefront
Requirements: This flight operates with a minimum of 2 adult fares
Children: Children 2-11 years pay a child fare (75% of the adult fare)


To make a booking within the next 24 hours, please call our office on +64 7 348 9984 or 0800 800 848 (Free call within NZ)