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One of the most popular tourist destinations in New Zealand,
Coromandel is synonymous with its 400 km long coastline that
has some of the most beautiful islands, bays, coves, beaches,
kauri woods and bush walks. The volcanic mountains, the Maori
culture and the Pacific Ocean cooing in your ears are omnipresent
and a delight for the soul.
Tourist Attractions in Coromandel
Coromandel is not only famous for its urban cosmopolite nature,
but is also renowned for the many activities and attractions
(both in and around Coromandel) that it presents the tourists
with.
Explore the tourist attractions on your tour to Coromandel,
New Zealand, with Tours to New Zealand packages. Visit the
volcanic peaks, spectacular land formations, the many popular
and secret beaches, Wentworth Valley, Maori pa sites, kauri
dams, and waterfalls for sightseeing. For the adventurous
folks and nature lovers, journey through the Rocky's Goldmine
Trail, Karangahake Walkway, or indulge in mountain biking
in the gorgeously green Kauaeranga Valley.
Other Tourist Attractions in Coromandel
Cathedral Cove in Coromandel
With its pohutukawa tree-fringed white sand beaches and caves,
it is an ideal place for swimming, snorkeling, picnics, and
kayaking tours.
The Hot Water Beach at the Mercury Bay in Coromandel
Opposite to the beach town of Whitianga, it is one of the
more popular destinations in New Zealand. During the low tides,
one can dig into the moist seabed and make a hot water pool
- your very own spa.
Waiau Falls in Coromandel
The 309 Road takes to the spectacular Waiau Falls and the
native Kauri woods. The Seabird Coast is home to more than
hundred migratory birds that is feast for the bird watchers'
binoculars. At the Miranda Hot Springs, you are welcome to
take a dip. A little ahead, and you would be in Thames, a
town littered with goldmines and trails.
Activities in Tourist Attractions in Coromandel
Coromandel is a haven for adventure and outdoor sports enthusiasts.
There are plenty of bays and beaches in Coromandel to keep
you busy through your stay. Indulge in fishing, kayaking,
diving, snorkeling, boat trips, swimming, self-created spas,
coastal walkways, bush walks, picnics at the waterfalls, goldmine
trails, secret beaches, walks and treks to the giant Kauri
woods.
How to Reach Coromandel
Coromandel is one and half-hours away from the Auckland International
Airport. It is also easily accessible from the neighboring
cities at Tauranga, Hamilton and Rotorua.
Theme Highways in Coromandel
Besides guided tours, you can also tour Coromandel by road
on Pacific Coast Highway from Auckland. Autumn and spring
are the best time to explore the region's natural wonders.
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