Introducing
Tauranga City is a bustling urban centre located in the Bay of Plenty, known for its beautiful harbour, vibrant arts scene, and outdoor adventures. The city’s waterfront area, The Strand, is a popular destination with its cafes, restaurants, and shops offering stunning views of the Tauranga Harbour.
The harbour is a hub for water activities, including sailing, kayaking, and fishing. Dolphin Seafaris tours allow visitors to see dolphins, whales, and other marine life up close.
Tauranga’s vibrant arts scene centres around the Tauranga Art Gallery, which features contemporary art exhibitions and community events. The city also hosts numerous festivals and events, such as the National Jazz Festival and the Tauranga Arts Festival.
Outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy exploring the nearby Kaimai Mamaku Forest Park, which offers a range of hiking and mountain biking trails. The park is home to the Wairere Falls, the highest waterfall in the North Island, providing stunning views and a rewarding hike.
Tauranga’s proximity to Mount Maunganui makes it an ideal base for exploring this iconic landmark. The mount offers excellent hiking opportunities and panoramic views of the surrounding area.