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Hot springs in Bay of Plenty: 70 springs on the map

Hot springs in Bay of Plenty on one map: wild springs in nature (56) and pools, 61 of them open-air. Each has its point, how to get there and what is nearby.

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Hot springs in Bay of Plenty on CAMPLY: 70 springs on one map — wild hot springs in nature (56), developed springs and pools, 61 of them open-air. Water temperature and bathing type are shown where known. Stopovers and campsites near each spring are on the map.

  • Updated 19 October
  • Springs in the region: 70

Hot springs in Bay of Plenty

Showing 24 of 70, described ones first; all of them are on the map.

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Manupirua Springs Hot Pools

Opening hours: Mo-Su 08:00-22:00

♨️ Developed ·🌡 Temperature unknown☀️ Open air ·

· estimated from the map, not verified on site

New Zealand
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Whakawerawera Bathing Pools

Paid

♨️ Pool complex ·🌡 Temperature unknown

· estimated from the map, not verified on site

New Zealand
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Athenree Hot Springs

Paid. Shower

♨️ Pool complex ·🌡 Temperature unknown☀️ Open air ·

· estimated from the map, not verified on site

New Zealand
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Vaymangu

🌡 Temperature unknown
New Zealand
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Hell's Gate

🌡 Temperature unknown
New Zealand
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Te Waiu o Pukemaire/Braemar Springs

🌡 Temperature unknown
New Zealand
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Maraeroa Springs

♨️ Wild ·🌡 Temperature unknown☀️ Open air ·

· estimated from the map, not verified on site

New Zealand
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Otutarara Springs

♨️ Wild ·🌡 Temperature unknown☀️ Open air ·

· estimated from the map, not verified on site

New Zealand
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Taheke Springs

♨️ Wild ·🌡 Temperature unknown☀️ Open air ·

· estimated from the map, not verified on site

New Zealand
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Pārengarenga Springs

♨️ Wild ·🌡 Temperature unknown☀️ Open air ·

· estimated from the map, not verified on site

New Zealand
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Otei Hot Spring

♨️ Wild ·🌡 Temperature unknown☀️ Open air ·

· estimated from the map, not verified on site

New Zealand
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Sapphire Springs

♨️ Wild ·🌡 Temperature unknown☀️ Open air ·

· estimated from the map, not verified on site

New Zealand
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Parengarenga Springs

♨️ Wild ·🌡 Temperature unknown☀️ Open air ·

· estimated from the map, not verified on site

New Zealand
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Ruahine Springs

♨️ Wild ·🌡 Temperature unknown☀️ Open air ·

· estimated from the map, not verified on site

New Zealand
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Whangapipiro / Rachel Pool

♨️ Wild ·🌡 Temperature unknown☀️ Open air ·

· estimated from the map, not verified on site

New Zealand
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Oruawhata / Malfroy Pool

♨️ Wild ·🌡 Temperature unknown☀️ Open air ·

· estimated from the map, not verified on site

New Zealand
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Te Pupunitanga / Priest’s Bath

♨️ Wild ·🌡 Temperature unknown☀️ Open air ·

· estimated from the map, not verified on site

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Awakeri Hot Springs

♨️ Wild ·🌡 Temperature unknown☀️ Open air ·

· estimated from the map, not verified on site

New Zealand
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Tāheke Springs

♨️ Wild ·🌡 Temperature unknown☀️ Open air ·

· estimated from the map, not verified on site

New Zealand
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Hot spring (-37.522, 177.189)

🌡 Temperature unknown
New Zealand
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Hot spring (-37.293, 176.235)

🌡 Temperature unknown
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Hot spring (-37.292, 176.235)

🌡 Temperature unknown
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Hot spring (-37.526, 177.191)

🌡 Temperature unknown
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Hot spring (-37.525, 177.188)

🌡 Temperature unknown
New Zealand
FAQ

Questions about hot springs in Bay of Plenty

Which hot springs in Bay of Plenty are worth a visit?
For example: Manupirua Springs Hot Pools, Whakawerawera Bathing Pools, Athenree Hot Springs and Vaymangu. All the region's springs are in the list above and on the map.
Are there wild hot springs in Bay of Plenty?
There are 56 wild springs in nature and 61 open-air pools. Wild springs are usually free but can be hard to reach.
How hot is the water?
Where known, the temperature is on the spring card: up to 37 °C is warm, 37–42 °C feels like a hot bath, above 42 °C is hot — you will not sit in it long.
Is it safe to bathe in a wild spring?
Usually yes, but test the water with your hand first: at the source it can be very hot. Do not bathe alone or after alcohol, and do not stay long in springs that smell of hydrogen sulphide.

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