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www.rainbowsprings.co.nz Rainbow Springs Kiwi Wildlife park has been a favourite destination since 1932. A natural spring of freah water has given us the ability to conserve a special part of New Zealand.Today the park is an award winning tourist attraction with great features including kiwi, trout, tuatara, pigs, sheep, native birds and trees and New Zealand's only 'open to view' kiwi hatchery and rearing facility. 192 Fairy Springs Road Rotorua View location on Google Maps Other Categories:  Pure NZ » Conservation Projects |
Rainbow Springs
get to know New Zealand’s wonderful environment and animals, both during
get to know New Zealand’s wonderful environment and animals, both during
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