Welcome to 'The Junction', situated just minutes from Te Puke, Bay of Plenty - a tourist haven centred between three main city centres - Tauranga, Rotorua and Whakatane.
Te Puke is known as the 'Kiwifruit Capital of the World' and The Junction area consists of a group of local tourism related businesses including accommodation options, adventure activities, wildlife parks, fishing, shopping and also wine and cuisine.
Spring Loaded Fun Park is located right at the heart of the The Junction.
Pacific Coast Highway
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The Pacific Coast Highway is a touring route that follows the stunning East coast of the North Island of New Zealand. It links Auckland with the Coromandel, Bay of Plenty, Whakatane, and Hawke's Bay. Discover coastal New Zealand; white sand beaches, superb wine and seafood, and more! Touring at your own pace, the Pacific Coast Highway is easy to follow, with clear signposts directing you through some of New Zealand's most majestic spots. For more information www.gnztr.co.nz Pacific Coast Highway
Thermal Explorer Highway Bay of Plenty
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Just three hours drive south from Auckland, the Bay of Plenty has plenty on offer! Often called the 'sunny Bay of Plenty', great weather and golden beaches, make the Bay of Plenty one of New Zealand's biggest tourist destinations.
Combined with an amazing array of adventure, cultural, and educational activities - it is essential for your travel itinerary. The Port of Tauranga is New Zealand's largest, with more than 40 cruise ship visits each year.
Tauranga City is a vibrant lifestyle Mecca seducing both tourists and locals alike. Enjoy the laidback caf culture of Mount Maunganui, the geothermal activity and cultural experiences that are Rotorua. For more information at www.bayofplentynz.com Te Puke
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Welcome to Te Puke, regarded as the official home of the little green, furry fruit known as Kiwifruit or otherwise known as 'chinese gooseberry'. Te Puke produces more than 40% of New Zealand's overall production of this sought-after fruit. Both green and gold Kiwifruit orchards are abound in the Te Puke area.
Te Puke hosts an annual Kiwifruit Festival each Spring (September), celebrating the local Kiwifruit industry. Festivities include a Food, Wine and Jazz Festival, a Market Day, a Giant Charity Quiz, a Great Debate, and the selection of a Kiwifruit Queen. For more information www.tepuke.co.nz
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