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Outside of Lake Okareka Lodge by lebua in Rotorua, New Zealand
Perhaps the best thing about staying at lebua's Lake Okareka Lodge in New Zealand is the setting. The island nation -- and Rotorua especially -- is known for it stunning landscapes, nature's "greatest hits" so to speak. One can sit on the lodge patio and stare out at the lake and rolling, coniferous hills all afternoon, content in the southern hemisphere sun. Or if one had the hankering for adventure? Well, Rototura is that sort of place.
Many of the locals call it Rotovegas, actually, and for a good reason: it's the exhillirating, thrill riding sort of place that inpires the same sort of high that Vegas does, a never ending urge to stay out, stay up, drink in as much of the landscape as possible and be happy.
Gallery: Lake Okareka by lebua -- Outside
And there is plenty to keep one happy in Rotorua. An outdoor adventure mecca, one can barely turn throw a stone wihtout hitting a new, adventure soaked activity begging to be visited. Yes, there's the traditional, sky diving, white water rafting and bungee jumping. But there's also monster truck and time trials at Off Road NZ, Zorbing, trout fishing and sledging (read: being dragged down white water on your face). They've even got big game hunting, which is a treat not for the joy of hunting or killing an animal, per se, but purely for the experience of mashing through the unique forests and landscapes of New Zealand, immersed in fauna and nature.
It's the combination of myriad available activities and endless pampering that make Lake Okareka Lodge by lebua special, from departing on a volcano tour from your private helicopter pad to catching your dinner from the dock and having your personal chef cook it for you. Check out our profile inside of the property for more details.
Disclaimer: lebua sponsored our trip to come check out their hotels, though our opinions and experiences were all of our own design. No animals were harmed in creating these blog posts.
Filed under: Oceania, New Zealand, Hotels and Accommodations
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