Maori Tourism in New Zealand offers visitors a unique experience that often provides an insight into the indigenous people of New Zealand. This includes Maori culture, traditions and activities.
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Classic country accommodation situated between Greymouth and Hokitika, with views of the Southern Alps and Tasman Sea. The homestead is an elegant boutique lodging combining nature and culture with peace and privacy, amongst a spectacular setting of unspoilt native bush and lush gardens complete with spa. The homestead is complemented by a self-catering apartment...(more)
Experience the natural and cultural heritage of the mighty Whanganui River and Whanganui National Park. Allow us to show you the highlights as you travel through the majestic fern clad gorges and take a fully guided tour into "The Valley of Abandoned Dreams"...(more)
Violent and unexpected, the eruption of the Tarawera volcano during the early hours of June 10, 1886, was New Zealand's greatest natural disaster. Today you can enjoy living history at Rotorua's Buried Village and inspect the place where nature displayed her most fierce and unforgiving forces. This museum covers several acres of an historic site...(more)
Experience New Zealand culture through our creative workshops. Our website: www.creativetourism.co.nz gives you detailed information of 25 workshops mainly in the Nelson and Christchurch regions. They are listed under: maori culture, art, taste and nature. The choice is vast. Explore!..(more)
A unique and unforgettable day immersed in the different aspects of New Zealand culture and heritage. Guests will experience myths and legends of the Whanganui–a–tara, discover a treasured Maori art tradition that spans three centuries and five generations of well-known Maori artists, visit the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa and enjoy a relaxing bistro lunch...(more)
Rotorua's spectacular geothermal reserve and mud spa complex. Treasured by Maori as a place of healing and revitalisation for more than 700 years. The special muds and sulphurous waters have been guarded for centuries by Kaitiaki, Wai Ora (guardian warrior) after whom the spa is named. New Zealand's only Maori owned geothermal reserve...(more)
Kapiti Island—one of New Zealand's premier rodent free conservation treasures. A unique opportunity to observe an abundance of native birds, many of which are extremely scarce on the mainland. You have the option of easy and relaxed bush walks or a three hour round trip to the trig (521 metres above sea level) and expansive views...(more)
Come and discover Tane Mahuta the Maori god of the forest. Discover a people and culture who live in harmony with nature. Ko Tane is a Maori cultural experience located at Willowbank Wildlife Reserve. Tours include a Powhiri (traditional Maori welcome), cultural performance and entertainment, Maori village and nature tour, Hangi (traditional Maori dinner) and a wildlife night tour...(more)
Prepare to be entertained and enlightened when you join our family for a half-day tour, full of the spirit of age old knowledge, yet entirely of today. Visit our special places for storytelling; explore bush walkways to discover traditional plant uses, try weaving and much more. Gain deep understanding of Maori spirituality and connections with the natural world...(more)
New Zealand Maori Weddings offers couples a truly unique traditional Maori wedding. Experience the Maori culture on a more personal and spiritual level, exchange your wedding vows in Rotorua on a wedding venue sacred to the Maori People. As you enter into the bonds of love receive the blessing of a Maori Priest upon your marriage and future together...(more)
See history come to life! Set within Christchurch, Tamaki Heritage Village—Lost in Our Own Land—is a significant and highly educational true story of one people, torn between two worlds. Watch the battle unfold and witness two proud cultures navigate their way through a tumultuous period of New Zealand history...(more)
Explore the rituals, music and even the food of a culture that existed before Europeans arrived in New Zealand at Tamaki Maori Village. Take an extraordinary journey through Maori culture, mythology and our story of creation. The Realm of Tane, is a dramatic blend of guided tour, character theatre and story telling...(more)
Like the pictures of a book, arts and crafts are the pages of the Maori culture. It's how stories were told and passed down through generations, how traditions and genealogy were preserved. I give this knowledge freely. I give it to you for nothing. Do the same when your time comes to teach...(more)
The Waitangi Treaty Grounds is New Zealand's most historic site where our Treaty was signed between the Maori Chiefs and the British Crown. We offer guided tours, cultural performances or you can freely walk around our immaculate grounds which feature abundant native bird life, heritage gardens, bush tracks and stunning sea views of the Bay of Islands...(more)
Discover the amazing scenery of Waitomo and the North Island west coast. With Waitomo Tiki Tours, you will see, feel and experience some of the unique natural features of this area. You will hear about the fascinating Maori culture and local history. Experience two landscapes and have twice the fun!..(more)
Welcome to Waka Taia Mai. We offer authentic Maori experiences in the Bay of Islands and would like to give you a peak into the great history of Aotearoa, New Zealand. From Canoe Journeys to thermal pool visits we have you covered. Let us tailor a journey especially for you or join us on some of our great tour options...(more)
Whanganui River Adventures offer leisurely scenic tours to the "Bridge to Nowhere" with our knowledge and wairua (spirituality) of the awa (river) we have options of shorter jet tours to day trips plus canoe hire. Your hosts Ken and Josephine are both Whanau (family) of the local Iwi (tribe). Bookings are essential...(more)
Explore the hidden depths of the unique and magical river valley known as the Whanganui River National Park. See significant cultural and historical sites on our scenic trips. The Maori influence is strong. Explore the filming locations where the movie River Queen was shot. We are proud of this wonderful part of Aotearoa-New Zealand...(more)
Personalised nature and eco-tours company run by a Maori whanau (family). Hear the myths and legends of the area while taking a cruise on the 70 year old vessel Tutanekai...(more)
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