Activity
The Sauna Project
Kick back with The Sauna Project in Tairāwhiti/Gisborne , a unique Gizzy experience that’s all about slowing down, chilling out, and feeling good. Just pick your time, grab a pass, and enjoy the heat with ocean views. Perfect after a surf, a swim, or simply to reset and recharge.
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Come and enjoy our wonderful cultural landscapes, learn about our taonga, our iwi and the place we call “Paradise”.
Nō reira, nau mai haere mai.
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