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Seagulls Guesthouse

Seagulls Guesthouse

12 Hinau Street, Tauranga
The price is SAR 222 per night from Jul 1 to Jul 2
SAR 222
SAR 257 total
1 Jul - 2 Jul
includes taxes & fees
8.6/10 Excellent! (286 reviews)
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New Zealand is all about adventure — so for one of my first adrenaline-pumping activities, I did white water rafting on the world’s HIGHEST commercially rafted waterfall with Kaitiaki Adventures! I was incredibly nervous at first because the rapids were strong, but in the end it became extremely fun! We basically went through Kaituna River, over 14 rapids and 3 waterfalls which includes the 7meter Tutea Falls (thee said highest commercially rafted waterfall in the whole world!) This is definitely a MUST for you to do when in New Zealand!
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