Things to do in Whitianga

Hahei and Cathedral Bay are places that are worth visiting in Coromandel. The bay here is very long, and there are many reefs protruding from the sea on the beach. They are of various shapes and sizes, giving people endless imagination. There are not many tourists here, so it is a great place to take pictures.

It's worth going. When you walk onto the hot beach, you can immediately scoop out hot water. Remember, it's hot. !!! It was scalding hot. I almost got burned. Fortunately, the sea water cooled down immediately.

With forests on the side, waterfalls gurgling, and hot spring water from 600 meters underground flowing by your side, there are hot spring pools of different temperatures, a variety of SPA services, and delicious meals and drinks, enough to relax for a whole day.

New Zealand has a long and winding coastline. Kayaking in the sea is more risky than in inland rivers or lakes, but this just fits the New Zealanders' national characteristics of seeking excitement.

Hobbiton was an amazing experience with beautiful scenery, charming surroundings and incredible attention to detail. The entire place was well maintained, and walking through the village felt like stepping into a magical world. The lush green hills, iconic hobbit holes and picturesque landscapes made the visit truly memorable.What I appreciated most was how accommodating and considerate the staff were towards my friend with OKU (disability) needs. Their willingness to assist and ensure my friend could enjoy the experience made a real difference. It was wonderful to see a popular tourist attraction making an effort to be inclusive and welcoming to visitors with different needs.The surroundings were absolutely stunning, and there were plenty of opportunities to take beautiful photos and appreciate the unique atmosphere of the village. Every corner had something interesting to discover, and the scenery made the entire visit enjoyable .