TREEWALK BY NIGHT AND GEYSER LIGHTS EXPERIENCE

Step into two of Rotorua’s most captivating night-time experiences in one seamless, hosted evening.

Your journey begins with a pick up from selected Rotorua CBD accommodations before heading to Te Puia for the Mārama Geyser Light Trail. This walking experience takes you through a geothermal landscape brought to life with laser lights, projections, sound and storytelling. You’ll follow illuminated paths past steaming vents, interactive artworks and the powerful presence of Pōhutu Geyser, all set beneath the night sky.

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From there, we’ll travel into the Redwoods to experience the world-renowned Redwoods Treewalk Nightlights. You’ll then enjoy premium entry onto the elevated canopy walk where you’ll cross a network of suspension bridges and platforms lit by handcrafted lanterns designed by David Trubridge. The result is an immersive forest experience that feels both peaceful and otherworldly.

Everything is taken care of for you, from transport through to timing, with your host waiting at the end of the night to return you safely back to your accommodation.

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Book online below for your magical night experience in Rotorua.

Risk Disclosure:

Our professional crew and guides will provide high quality service, expert instruction, supervision, and advice throughout your experience. Multi-Day Adventures Ltd, trading as Tohu Experiences, and our partners operate to high safety standards to provide a safe and enjoyable experience; however, all activities including transport, sightseeing, walking, cycling, and mountain biking involve inherent risks that cannot be completely eliminated. Depending on the activity, these risks may include slips, trips, and falls, uneven or changing terrain, weather exposure, fatigue, dehydration, transport-related risks, equipment failure or misuse, delayed access to assistance, and injury arising from personal health, fitness, judgement, or failure to follow instructions. For cycling and mountain biking activities, additional risks may include falling from a bike, collisions with other riders, vehicles, trees, trail features, structures, or terrain, loss of control on loose, uneven, steep, or technical surfaces, and injuries such as cuts, abrasions, lacerations, bruising, sprains, fractures, concussion, or other head injuries. Depending on the activity and location, participants may also be exposed to natural hazards such as severe weather, flooding, landslip, rockfall, wildfire, geothermal or volcanic activity, or other environmental events that may change conditions quickly. All participants must understand that activities carry an element of risk, including the risk of serious injury.