Gisborne (more)
High: 17 Low: 10 
Gisborne is first city in the world to see the sun each day. Located on the east coast of the Eastland region, Gisborne is one of the sunniest places in New Zealand. more
Gisborne has many tourist attractions and travel activities with something to suit all ages, tastes and budgets. From adrenaline-pumping adventure to a relaxing day out, you need never be bored in Gisborne.
Select tourist attractions and activities in Gisborne, Eastland, New Zealand, from the list below. Alternatively select a different Eastland area.
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A truly original New Zealand eco-experience! Come to Tatapouri Bay and met the children of the Maori sea God Tangaroa. Explore the reef environment to interact with stingrays, eagle rays, kingfish and other reef dwellers. Offshore Shark Cage Diving. Stand-Up Paddle and Surf Guiding...(more)
Phone | Address | MapJust Listed Eastwoodhill Arboretum, the National Arboretum of New Zealand, encompasses 135 hectares of exotic and native trees, shrubs and climber plantings. Visitor services include walking trails for all levels of fitness, the nationally significant Homestead Garden, accommodation, guided tours, function venue and catering services. Eastwoodhill Arboretum is a top visitor destination in Gisborne and attracts over 8,000 visitors annually...(more)
Phone | Address | MapTake in Gisborne's most amazing high country and breathtaking scenery when you tackle Haurata's three-day walks. View Poverty Bay from 922 metres, walk to fascinating waterfalls, stand on Tekooti's Ngatapa Mountain pa site where he took refuge in 1869. Haurata Retreat provides fully self-contained four-bedroom house and backpacker cottage set in large garden. Situated between Gisborne and Opotiki...(more)
Phone | Address | MapLocated in an isolated corner of the North Island, the hot springs are a tranquil haven where the mineralised waters are said to be amongst the most rejuvenating and unique in the world. Onsite lodge and cabins are a collection of quaint accommodation options 250 metres walk from hot springs. Surrounded by bush walks ranging from 10 to 30 minutes...(more)
Phone | Address | MapEnjoy the experience of surfing or stand-up paddle boarding on the beaches or rivers of Gisborne. Catering for all levels of experience, from complete beginners, to those wanting to advance their ability. See Gisborne in a new light with a scenic journey on the river, while finding out for yourself why stand-up paddle boarding is one of the fastest growing...(more)
Phone | AddressTairawhiti Tours captures the real beauty of the Gisborne region and highlights our history and culture with a selection of tour packages that will accommodate all. It provides an experience that is not one bought off the shelf - it is unique, can even be custom made by you and an experience with top quality Gisborne service and products...(more)
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