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Jet boat with Taumarunui Jet Tours in Ruapehu, experience the spectacular Whanganui River and enjoy the wonderful breath taking scenery. Our Whanganui River tours are based in Taumarunui, also known as the gateway to the Whanganui National Park and the start of the Forgotten World Highway.
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Come and jet boat with Taumarunui Jet Tours in Ruapehu and experience the spectacular Whanganui River. Jet the rivers rapids and enjoy the wonderful breath taking scenery.
Our Whanganui River tours are based in Taumarunui, also known as the gateway to the Whanganui National Park and the start of the Forgotten World Highway.
We can tailor trips to suit you, with many options available—bookings are recommended.
Our very modern purpose-built boat for Whanganui River tours has seating for up to 11 passengers. Taumarunui Jet Tours exceeds all Maritime NZ safety requirements and is a member of:
When you come with us and jet boat in Taumarunui, please bring with you warm clothing and a jacket, a hat and sun glasses, and a smile.
Cameras are welcome, but please no video cameras. We will stop on request for photo opportunities.
We offer half-hour and one-hour return custom trips, along with a range of spectacular trips.
Lauren's Lavenders – Stop for a coffee at the cafe, browse the gift shop and enjoy a wander through the lavender.
Ercegs Museum – The Museum owned by Jo and John Erceg is an interesting collection of memorabilia of the days of the Native Maori, river boats and and early settlement.
Ohura Falls – Visit where the Ohura River meets the mighty Whanganui River.
For further information about our Whanganui River tours, please contact us or visit our jet boat in Taumarunui Web site.
The Ruapehu district is located in the central North Island, midway between Auckland and Wellington. State Highways 1 and 4 through the region provide equally good access and form the western and eastern boundaries. The connecting State Highways 47 and 49 provide the northern and southern boundaries respectively.
The 80,000 hectare Tongariro National Park is a World Heritage Area, and makes up most of this region. It's centrepiece is Mount Ruapehu which rises dramatically from the surrounding countryside.
Alongside Mount Ruapehu are two smaller volcanic mountains, Mount Ngauruhoe (also active) and Mount Tongariro.
Mt Ruapehu is still very much an active volcano that every year or so puts on a magnificent pyrotechnic display of a mini eruption. It is also the site of the North Island's premier ski fields at Whakapapa and Turoa, which have world class facilities.
In summer there are a number of trails to explore, with one of the best known being the Tongariro Crossing, a full-day hike. These hikes provide opportunities to experience some of the most active volcanic areas, as well as moonscape craters, lush native forest, lava formations, glaciers and pristine streams and lakes.
For further information about our Whanganui River tours, please contact us or visit our jet boat in Taumarunui Web site.
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