A treat not to be missed – gorgeous hot and cold springs set amid 364 hectares of rain forest.

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Ngā Hua o Mōrere - Mōrere Hot Springs Ngā Hua o Mōrere - Mōrere Hot Springs Ngā Hua o Mōrere - Mōrere Hot Springs
Rare in the world of hot springs, the Mōrere Springs produce 250,000 litres a day of hot ancient sea water. Known for its therapeutic values, the water is piped to a series of public and private hot pools. It is definitely worth taking a walk on any of the various walks in the Mōrere Scenic Reserve, from 10-minute walks up to three hours. Especially famous for its nikau palms, the dense virgin rain forest is home to a wide range of native birds.
Location
Address:
3968 State Highway 2
Mōrere
Opening Times
Business Hours:
Open Thursday - Monday 11-6pm. Closed Tuesday & Wednesday.

Months of Operation:
All months of the year

Facilities and Features
Proximity to Town:
52km south of Gisborne, 40km north-east of Wairoa, and 15km north of Nūhaka.
Parking:
Free parking available onsite.
Other Charges:
Kaumātua/Senior: $14
Family: first adult and child at full price, then 50% for additional adult and child.
Multi-trip concessions and group discounts available, enquire at the kiosk.

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