Accommodation

Accommodation

Waikato district boasts a huge range of accommodation providers to suit every preference. Options include a wide range of welcoming bed and breakfast facilities as well as...

Visit Waikato

Visit Waikato

New Zealand has it all… a unique culture combined with natural outdoor experiences in one of the cleanest and most beautiful countries on earth. In the Waikato region, visitors...

Transport

Transport

New Zealand offers travellers a wide range of quality private and public transport options, suiting all budgets and travelling preferences.

Airports

Airports

Waikato district is well serviced by two airports, which are both within 30 minutes to an hours’ drive from most locations in the district. Airport shuttles and taxi services...

Want to move to New Zealand?

Want to move to New Zealand?

You've visited the Waikato district and now you want to stay? Visit the New Zealand Immigation website to help extend your visit, study in New Zealand, work in New Zealand, live...

Your New Zealand journey starts in the Waikato

Your New Zealand journey starts in the Waikato

Journey through the Waikato district and you’ll unearth some of the most picturesque scenes in New Zealand.

Attractions

A world-class surfing and fishing mecca, panoramic scenery, cycling and hiking trails, outstanding natural attractions and events ranging from motor-sport to cultural festivals attract a growing number of tourists from around the world to visit and stay in the Waikato district, the very heart of New Zealand.


Tourism Sector

New Zealand’s tourism industry is enjoying an upsurge in interest and we are experiencing growth in most international visitor markets. The Waikato district is experiencing its fair share of that growth but recognises that there is much untapped potential in the district. Come and explore it for yourself, we welcome you with open arms.


Culture and Heritage

The Waikato district is steeped in history and continues to be shaped by haunting calls from the past and the jointly-held hopes for our future. Major cultural events continue to be centred in the district as Waikato people commemorate, honour and remember our shared heritage. We have a strong sense of belonging, driven by a turbulent history between Māori and early settlers and the fact that today, Waikato remains the centre of Māoridom and the Kīngitanga movement.


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