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Tamaki Maori Village – Journey of Ages, Rotorua
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New Zealand’s Most Awarded Cultural Experience!
Experience an evening of ritual, ceremony, amazing Maori cultural performance, cultural storytelling, interaction and traditional feasting as you relive significant portions of New Zealand’s pre-European history and real events!
Conference Entertainment & Incentives in Rotorua
The Tamaki Maori Village in Rotorua is the perfect venue and Maori cultural experience for your corporate clients. See below for a list of performances and experiences available when you choose to host your next Rotorua meeting, event, conference or incentive activity at the Tamaki Maori Village.
- Journey back in time – a fleet of five branded coaches, drivers, guides & storytellers
- 12 acres of themed landscape
- Authentic pre-European Maori village, set within dense ancient Tawa forest
- Traditional whare, bonfires blazing, time-honoured arts, crafts and interaction
- Powerful Maori cultural performances, stories and activities of days gone by
- Towering trees provide the shelter, our people provide the warmth
- Amazing natural outdoor spaces within which to set themed marquee for up to 1,000 plus people
- Two purpose-built wharekai (dining facilities) with existing capacity of 220pax and 180pax respectively
- A number of smaller purpose-built, themed whare, for intimate dining encounters
- Traditional hangi feast, culturally inspired canapés or indigenous cuisine taken to new heights
- Cocktail events, gala dinners, product launches, partners programmes or team building
- Capacity from 10 – 1,000 pax
We offer you breathtaking and magical venues within which to hold remarkable and unforgettable events
Prices: Prices on application (Price will vary dependant on programme, inclusions and number of people)
Venue hire: From $500.00
Catering costs: From $18.00pp for canapé packages
Transport: Included in event rate
Entertainment: From traditional Kapa Haka performances, to sing-along guitar party evenings with our clever cast of performers, to Maori opera singers and acoustic guitar serenading, the options are endless...
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