Pricing and Conditions
| Adult | $35.00 - $40.00 |
| Child (16 year(s) and under) |
$17.00 - $20.00 |
This is the oldest pool within the complex. Its name originates from the growling sound it once made as the water forced its way out between the rocks. It is one of the hottest of the pools in the complex and helps heal most joint and skin conditions.
These eleven pou (carvings) represent the tupuna (ancestors) from which our people descend. Our kaitiakitanga (guardianship) is to our people and to Papatūānuku (Mother Earth).
303 Ngawha Springs Road, Kaikohe, New Zealand.
For centuries, the mineral rich geothermal waters of Ngāwhā have been a place of healing, connection and renewal. Today, visitors from around the world are welcomed to experience this remarkable landscape and the stories that flow through it.
For centuries, the mineral rich geothermal waters of Ngāwhā have been a place of healing, connection and renewal. Today, visitors from around the world are welcomed to experience this remarkable landscape and the stories that flow through it.
This is the oldest pool within the complex. Its name originates from the growling sound it once made as the water forced its way out between the rocks. It is one of the hottest of the pools in the complex and helps heal most joint and skin conditions.
These eleven pou (carvings) represent the tupuna (ancestors) from which our people descend. Our kaitiakitanga (guardianship) is to our people and to Papatūānuku (Mother Earth).
| Adult | $35.00 - $40.00 |
| Child (16 year(s) and under) |
$17.00 - $20.00 |
Children must be supervised by an adult at all times. No nudity or revealing swim wear. Don’t dig mud from in or around the pools. No alcohol or illegal substances to be bought into the premises. No smoking or vaping in the pools complex. No food is to be eaten in or near the pool areas or in the pool shelters. No glass. Please, keep your head above the water at all times. Stay hydrated, sip water – sun, heat, wind will dehydrate you. Towel hire available.
Parahirahi Ngawha Waiariki Trust Trading as Ngawha Springs (the Trust) reserves the right to cancel any scheduled booking as the result of weather conditions and/or utility/infrastructure failure. Bookings cancelled more than 24 hours before will not incur a cancellation fee. Bookings cancelled within 24hours of their booking will be subject to a 100% cancellation fee. No shows (visitors/customers who do not turn up for their reservation) will not be entitled to a refund.
According to Māori tradition, Rūaumoko, the unborn child of Papatūānuku (Earth Mother), is the atua of earthquakes and geothermal activity. His movement beneath the earth gives life to the mineral rich waters that rise naturally at Ngāwhā.
These unfiltered geothermal waters have bubbled up from deep within the earth for countless generations, creating one of New Zealand's most unique geothermal landscapes. Māori tradition tells of Tākauere, the kaitiaki (guardian) of Ngāwhā and its surrounding waterways. Tākauere is said to travel through the underground channels that connect the geothermal waters, Lake Ōmāpere and the surrounding springs. Together with the descendants of Kareariki, Tākauere continues to watch over this treasured place.
303 Ngawha Springs Road, Kaikohe, New Zealand.
| Written | Spoken | |
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| Māori | YES | YES |
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