Morrinsville River Walk

Visit the Zealong Tea Room and indulge in our Signature High Tea, curated with a selection of hand-crafted gourmet sweets and savouries, or choose from our seasonal lunch menu. Enhance your experience with the perfect pairing of Zealong tea to - whether you prefer a refreshing green, a floral oolong, or a bold black, all our teas are 100% organically grown on-site and proudly made in New Zealand. All served with breathtaking views of the Estate’s rolling tea terraces and landscaped gardens. Make your visit even more memorable with a traditional tea tasting ceremony or a guided tour of our certified organic tea plantation.

Great North Tours is a New Zealand tour company based in Hamilton in the North Island, just over an hours drive from Auckland International Airport. We provide personalised, bespoke, private, small group tours to guests in the North Island of New Zealand. We tailor holidays to suit you, so you’ll get to see the sights and sounds in your own comfort and pace, take part in adventure activities and experience our unique culture. Tell us about your needs and preferences, and we’ll be back in touch with recommendations of things to see and do, places to stay and food to eat. Each multi day tour is individually designed with attention to detail in every aspect of your tour. Then, we’ll show you the best of what New Zealand has to offer.

Set in the historic Domain House, a former Tea House built in 1908. Recently renovated and opened in 2021. Domain House Beauty is the perfect place to treat yourself or loved one to one of our many beauty or massage treatments. We recommend visiting the Te Aroha Mineral spas for a private spa before a treatment. This well-appointed Edwardian building caters to individuals, couples and group bookings in a picturesque setting. Waxing, facials, lash lifts, massage, spa treatments, manicures & pedicures are all available.

Located in the historic spa town of Te Aroha, Tintype Central is New Zealand's only portrait studio specialising in the wet plate collodion process, a 19th century method of development that predates film photography. Meticulously crafted on plates of glass or aluminum, each portrait is a unique piece of art resonating with depth and character, reflecting the beauty of imperfection and the rich tones of silver. Whether you're looking to commemorate your visit to Te Aroha, honor your whakapapa, or simply experience a piece of history, this is your chance to own a portrait like no other, one that transcends the digital age and brings the artistry of photography back to its origins.

From its source at the blue springs to where it enters the Hauraki Gulf, Te Waihou winds its way gently northwards. Your guide will take you on a tour of the historic town of Te Aroha where you will learn about some of the rich culture, history and wild geology of the area. The tour then travels to Waiorongomi to where a gold mining settlement used to thrive. Once at your departure point on the Waihou River you will be given expert instruction on how to navigate your kayak down the river safely. This section of river flows mainly through rural land, don't forget to look up and take in the majestic views of the mountain range a truly fantastic sight from the river perspective. Keep a sharp eye out for the wide variety of bird life.

Welcoming Guests Through Our Doors Since 1872. Woodlands Estate was established as a 98,000-acre estate purchased from The Crown by The Piako Swamp Company for 2/6 (25 cents) an acre. The Homestead, restored to its former glory, was initially built as a Manager's residence between 1875 and 1881. It is primarily made of Kauri and still features some original weatherboards and roof iron. Woodlands Estate is looked after by a not-for-profit trust, with the gardens being well-maintained by the Waikato District Council. The overall historic and aesthetic value of the homestead and gardens has been maintained thanks to generous donations and voluntary time. The Trust extends its gratitude for the generous support of the community over the years.