Te Puia Holiday Deals

Te Puia Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Te Puia

Te Puia is a destination with stacks of cool stories to tell. If you feel like your life's been a bit dull lately, a trip here is the perfect answer!

It lies 470 kilometres to the northeast of the country's capital, Wellington.

Spend a few hours by the sea at Midway Beach or Opotiki Beach.

Escape on a journey to some nearby natural sights. 25 kilometres out of Te Puia, Mount Hikurangi is all yours to explore. Cooks Cove Walkway, 35 kilometres away, is another lovely place to find some peace and quiet.

Don't be alarmed if you run into fellow travellers at Te Puia Springs.

The close-by localities of Ruatoria and Anaura Bay are worth going to. They're located 19 kilometres north and 20 kilometres south away, respectively. Get in a car and see what they're all about!

About 70 kilometres to the south, Gisborne is a place with lots to offer visitors. The Sunshine Brewery, the Tairawhiti Museum and Gisborne Harbour are all nearby. Keep in mind, Kaiti Hill and the Gisborne Wine Centre may be more your thing.

Your eyes shouldn't have all the fun while you're in Eastland. Give your taste buds a little lovin' too by sampling the local food and drink. After all, you can't say you've truly experienced a destination until you've tasted its flavours.

This corner of the world has some unique recipes based on traditional ingredients. You'll find seafood and pork are two popular elements in many of the meals.

During your time in Te Puia, eat like the locals do. That means trying a plate of whitebait or hāngi (traditional Maori meat and vegetables), some of the region's signature dishes.

If you're not one to say no to dessert, you should definitely order some hokey pokey (honeycomb-vanilla ice cream). This sweet treat represents the region in just one bite.

Not much is better than a drop of wine with dinner. Here, syrah and chardonnay are what the wine lovers usually ask for.

It's not easy to bid farewell to a region as magical as Eastland, but it will always be there for you to come back to.

From the middle of Te Puia, it's 330 kilometres to the west to Auckland International Airport (AKL). This is the nearest airport. Be sure to give yourself ample time to make your way there so you don't miss check-in.