Join us on a thrilling shore excursion with Norwegian Cruise Line as we explore Rotorua by jet boat! Experience the breathtaking landscapes and adrenaline-pumping adventure of New Zealand's geothermal ...

TravelWell in New Zealand with our awesome travel guide! In this episode, we continue our road trip, driving through Rotorua, ...

Your ultimate travel guide to New Zealand. Discover the must-visit destinations on the North and South Islands, from ...

For people, lake snow could be annoying. "You wouldn't expect to go into the lake and get slime on you," Novis said. "Recreationally, it decreases the enjoyment for people using lakes." ...

A vehicle has gone into the water at Lake Rotoiti, near Rotorua. A police spokesman said they were responding to a two-vehicle crash on State Highway 30, near Wharetoroa Rd, reported just before 1pm.

In New Zealand’s Nelson Lakes National Park, about 1,200 meters (4,000 feet) above sea level and a two-day hike from nearest civilization, lies Rotomairewhenua, or Blue Lake.

The Nautilus, pictured during the 2022 Lake Rotoiti Classic and Wooden Boat Parade. Photo / Scott Johnson. Boaters and spectators alike will soon be treated to a stunning display of more than 100 ...

Health New Zealand – Te Whatu Ora has issued a health warning for Okawa Bay in Lake Rotoiti due to a potentially toxic algal bloom. During the warmer months lakes and rivers can be affected by blooms ...

Health New Zealand - Te Whatu Ora has issued a health warning for Ōkawa Bay in Lake Rotoiti. People are advised to avoid any recreational activity in the area that involves “significant ...

Lake Rotorua (Te Rotorua nui ā Kahumatamomoe in Māori) is a special place.It is the second-largest lake on New Zealand’s North Island and was formed by the violent explosions of a now dormant ...

Lake Rotorua, which sits at the heart of a dormant volcano and is the setting for one of New Zealand's most famous Māori love stories, has been mapped in detail for the 1st time.

Up-to-date information on health warnings for the Bay of Plenty and Lakes districts is available through these channels: Phone: 0800 221 555; Website: www.toiteora.govt.nz ...