Opotiki i-SITE Visitor Centre
Cnr St John & Elliott Streets,
PO Box 44 Opotiki,
New Zealand
Tel: (07) 315 3031
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Kia ora! Welcome to the Opotiki District.
The town of Opotiki is situated on a harbour inlet formed by the junction of two rivers. Bounded by these rivers on three sides, the Opotiki township comprises 309 hectares and the Opotiki District which extends from Ohiwa to Cape Runaway has a population of 9600.
For more information, see www.opotiki.info
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Opotiki's climate is equal to the best in New Zealand. The town is sheltered from the cold southerlies that are experienced in many other places.
For sheer natural beauty, magnificent coastal scenery and beaches, an equable climate, many places of historical and cultural significance, a gentle pace of life, and friendly Multi-cultural people, the Opotiki District is unparalleld anywhere in New Zealand.
Ideally & centrally situated in a rapidly expanding holiday area, Opotiki is the northern gateway to Eastland and all its attractions are within easy distance. These include thermal areas with delightful hot pools, many rivers and lakes well stocked with fish, bush country with hunting for deer, wild pigs, goats & opposum and with the Pacific ocean on its back doorstep, Opotiki is an ideal place for deep-sea fishing, boating, surfcasting, surfing & swimming. You may need to slow down a little to get the best out of this district.
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Visit www.Opotiki.info for more information on these and other businesses in Opotiki.
