Rotorua is a destination that is suitable for visiting all year round. The peak season occurs from late spring (October) to early fall (April). Travelers visiting during these months will need to plan ahead as accommodation and popular activities in Rotorua tend to sell out quickly. Those who prefer to avoid crowds can visit outside of these months, but should be prepared for colder weather and higher rainfall.

The ideal duration for a visit to Rotorua is two to three days. During this time, you can explore the beautiful nature of Rotorua, immerse yourself in Maori culture, relax at the spa, and participate in thrilling outdoor activities.

The best months to visit Rotorua are October to April. During these months, the weather in Rotorua is warm with low rainfall, making it comfortable for outdoor activities. However, please note that there will be a high number of tourists during this time, resulting in crowded attractions. If you prefer to avoid crowds, you can consider visiting during months with fewer tourists. Although the weather may be cooler, you can still have a great time in Rotorua.

Rotorua is famous for its geothermal activity, and a must-visit attraction is the Te Puia area in Whakarewarewa to see the geysers. Other attractions to explore during your visit include the natural hot pools at spas like Polynesian Spa, Wai Ora, and Hell's Gate.

For adventure enthusiasts, you can enjoy cycling on challenging tracks in Whakarewarewa Forest or go off-roading at Skyline Rotorua. Additionally, you can visit the Rotorua Museum and take a leisurely stroll through the town for a more peaceful activity.

Rotorua, New Zealand, experiences four seasons. Spring lasts from September to October, Summer lasts from December to February, Autumn lasts from March to May, and Winter lasts from June to August.