Introducing Te Aroha
Te Aroha has a good vibe. You could even say that it’s got ‘the love’, which is the literal meaning of the name. Nestled at the foot of bush-clad 952m-high Mt Te Aroha, it’s a good base for bushwalking or ‘taking the waters’ in the therapeutic hot springs.
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Last updated: Sep 22, 2008
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RE: New Zealand 16 days
by kmcat 03 September 2011
Hi Antonio After driving around the Coromandel Peninsula, perhaps you could stay the night in Whitianga, or press on to Whangamata. These…
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RE: New Zealands secret spots
by travelling_mike 22 November 2010
Not sure if you are into horses, but they have an annual raceday along Castlepoint beach which is a good reason to make the effort to…
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RE: NZ Tramping - Off The Beaten Path?
by bushtrekker 27 May 2009
Heres an idea for a non touristy experience, the Kaimai Ranges in the Bay of Plenty, East Coast ,North Island. There is a DOC campground…
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