Opotiki
Opotiki is a busy little town in beautiful eastern Bay of Plenty, New Zealand. Laugh with the locals while you sample the sunny climate, beachy atmosphere and easy-going lifestyle. It's the perfect place for a holiday; relax on stunning white sand beaches, cycle around the excellent biking trails, or hike the maintained tramping tracks through the thousands of kilometres of native forestry in the Opotiki District.
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EASTLAND PACIFIC MOTOR LODGE - Opotiki
EASTLAND PACIFIC MOTOR LODGE - Opotiki
Mobile-friendly - Superb modern motel complex. Range of units offering highest quality fittings and facilities. Ideal for a relaxing holiday—a home away from home. Close to civic amenities. In a lifestyle area with easy access to golf, fishing, beaches, tramping and more. Excellent climate. Friendly hosts keen to assist.
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- +64 7 315 5524
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- 44 St John Street, Opotiki, New Zealand
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MOTU RIVER JET - Opotiki
MOTU RIVER JET - Opotiki
Mobile-friendly - The scenic quality of the Motu River has been described as "unsurpassed". The river travels through the last significant area of untracked native bush in the North Island. Experience 1 to 1.5 hour's of awesome jet boating on the Motu River and view the majestic scenery from the base of the River up into the remote mountains.
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- +64 7 315 5028
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- +64 27 4707 315
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- Motu River Bridge, State Highway 35, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand
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OHIWA BEACH HOLIDAY PARK - Ohiwa Beach (Whakatane - Opotiki)
OHIWA BEACH HOLIDAY PARK - Ohiwa Beach (Whakatane - Opotiki)
Mobile-friendly - Welcome to Ohiwa Beach Holiday Park, situated in the Bay of Plenty halfway between Whakatane and Opotiki. The best places are always worth getting to, and our location is no different. With the Pacific Ocean and Ohiwa Beach only steps from the campground - and the Ohiwa Harbour even closer - we are a unique location ready to be explored.
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TIROHANGA BEACH MOTOR CAMP - Bay of Plenty
TIROHANGA BEACH MOTOR CAMP - Bay of Plenty
Mobile-friendly - An awesome location for your holiday, right next to a long sandy beach. Perfect destination for a relaxing, no-fuss holiday located right next to Motu Dunes Trail and a safe beach for swimming, fishing, diving or just fooling around. Explore what the Coast has to offer. Direct access to beach. Cabin and Tourist Flats, shady powered and non-powered sites available.
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WAIRATA STATION - Waioeka Gorge, Opotiki/Gisborne
WAIRATA STATION - Waioeka Gorge, Opotiki/Gisborne
Mobile-friendly - Wairata is a vast remote mountainous wilderness within easy reach of Rotorua. Few places can match the unique natural setting, the 5,000-acre farm is adjacent to the Urewera National Park, one of the largest untouched stretches of native forest left in the North Island of our beautiful country New Zealand.
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- +64 7 315 7761
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- 201 Wairata Road, Opotiki, New Zealand
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WATERFALL MOUNTAIN GLAMPING - Opotiki
WATERFALL MOUNTAIN GLAMPING - Opotiki
Mobile-friendly - Luxury camping (glamping) set in beautiful native forest with all the comforts of a hotel. Relax in a hot bath next to the waterfall while you listen to the birds! For anyone who loves the outdoors, pristine bush, peace and solitude, this latest get-away-from-it-all opportunity will be hard to go past.
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- +64 27 428 9056
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- Pakahi Valley, Opotiki, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand
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The Motu Trails run parallel to an ancient pre-European trail, Te Kowhai Track, which until the early-20th century, was the only overland route between the Bay of Plenty and Poverty Bay/Turanganui-a-Kiwa.
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Opotiki Trapping Workshop
This conservation week become a trapper! or better yet how to become an even better trapper! Head down to the Waiotahe Hall to join local Department of Conservation rangers to learn more about the predator's that ...
Where: Waiotahe Hall, Opotiki, Bay of Plenty
Address: Waiotahe Valley Road, Opotiki
From: 9:30am on Sunday 15th September 2019
To: 11:59pm on Sunday 15th September 2019
Waitī, Waitā - Conservation Efforts In Freshwater and Marine
This event is part of Conservation Week 2019! Kelly Hughes, appointed member of the NZ Fish Passage Advisory Group. Reconnecting Waterways: Saving our native fish. A presentation highlighting the plight of our ...
Where: Opotiki RSA, Opotiki, Bay of Plenty
Address: 103/105 St John Street, Opotiki, Bay of Plenty
From: 6:30pm on Tuesday 17th September 2019
To: 9:00pm on Tuesday 17th September 2019
Avian Aversion Training and Community BBQ
This conservation week get your dog trained to avoid harming our native birds. Reduce the risk your dog/s pose to kiwi and weka by putting them through avoidance. Register your interest at the Opotiki iSite or ...
Where: War Memorial Park, Opotiki, Bay of Plenty
Address: Albert St, Opotiki, Bay of Plenty
From: 9:00am on Saturday 21st September 2019
To: 12:00pm on Saturday 21st September 2019
The Kugels
29 Aug - 29 Sep 2019 AOTNZ tour. Klezmer music with The Kugels - wild, spirited and haunting. Three top musicians and a celebrated composer have joined together in their love of klezmer, the feisty 19th century folk ...
Where: Senior Citizens Hall, Opotiki, Bay of Plenty
Address: Cnr King St & Nelson St, Opotiki, Bay of Plenty
From: 7:30pm on Tuesday 24th September 2019
To: 11:59pm on Tuesday 24th September 2019
The Keys Are In the Margarine
Arts on Tour NZ in association with Brain Research New Zealand presents: The Keys are in the Margarine – a verbatim play about dementia. Today, more than 60,000 New Zealanders live with Alzheimer’s disease or a ...
Where: Senior Citizens Hall, Opotiki, Bay of Plenty
Address: Cnr King St & Nelson St, Opotiki, Bay of Plenty
From: 7:30pm on Friday 18th October 2019
To: 11:59pm on Friday 18th October 2019