Xquizit Limousines & Tours

Name: Xquizit Limousines & Tours
Address: 19 Uta Street, Rotorua, 3015, NZ
Telephone: +64274752298
Rating: 5

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Xquizit operates from Rotorua, NZ, provides a high level of service throughout the Bay of Plenty and
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23/06/2023

Todays activities started at Canopy Tours and we have a birthday celebration as well 😀

23/06/2023

Meetings Famil starting at Off Road NZ

14/04/2023

Dragon Boat Festival at Lake Karapiro about to get underway - good luck to all teams

01/03/2023

Busy week with a last minute job to The Farm Cape Kidnappers on Monday - going the long way via Feilding, - 7 hours one way in total with all the Roadworks enroute

08/02/2023

Great Cafe in Waipukurau called Stella”s worth supporting, here with a group from London, England

19/12/2022

At ABBA with a group of ladies

18/12/2022

limousines had the pleasure of transferring Mark Williams to the Kawerau Christmas in the Park on Saturday

13/11/2022

Beautiful day here in Hamilton- at Hamilton Gardens with couple from California

15/10/2022

First cruise ship into Tauranga, since Covid through a spammer in the works. Great to welcome the Majestic Princess this morning and to have tourist back 😀

12/10/2022

Another busy week - full day tour in Taupo and Rotorua, Auckland International Airport transfer to Rotorua and today another Auckland International Airport meet and greet ex NZ1 direct from New York - a couple who chose NZ for their Honeymoon

08/10/2022

The Marist Misfits off on their way to Morrinsville in the Xquizit coach. Enjoy your weekend

22/09/2022

It has been a busy week for Xquizit - Waimangu, redwoods, Waitomo, Auckland, Hobbiton, Volcanic Hills Wine Tasting/Skyline, Te Puia, Huka Lodge
and a School Ball on Saturday

22/08/2022

Out on tour with brother and sister from USA at the lovely Blue Lake, Rotorua

16/07/2022

80th birthday celebration today

13/07/2022

A great trip today to Hobbiton with a group of the Irish Supporters Group, weather played it’s part too

07/07/2022

Great to be back on the road again touring. This morning at Hobbiton and then Waitomo before heading to Auckland with my passenger from Washington DC.

25/05/2022

It was wonderful to finally have international guests again after a very long time (thanks Covid) our guests were from Texas - showing them around our region over three days

30/03/2022

Great visit to The Redwoods Treewalk this afternoon

30/03/2022

Hot water stream at Waimangu Volcanic Valley Rotorua

30/03/2022

Here are a couple of videos taken at Waimangu Volcanic Valley Rotorua today

30/03/2022

Great visit today to Waimangu Volcanic Valley Rotorua the walk is very interesting- here are some photos of the track to the boat on Lake Rotomahana and the cruise.

09/12/2021

Handsome boys off to Rotorua Intermediate- Year 8 end of year social
Andrea Dixon Ben Dixon

14/07/2021

Great to be back at Te Puia with Australian tourists

09/06/2021

***Thursday June 10***
135 YEARS AGO .....HAVE A WEE READ...
The Eruption of Mt Tarawera - 10 June 1886
The eruption lasted six hours and caused massive destruction. Several villages were destroyed, along with most of the famous silica hot springs known as the Pink and White Terraces. Approximately 120 people, nearly all Māori, lost their lives.
Eleven days before the eruption, passengers travelling on a tourist boat with the renowned guide Sophia Hinerangi reported seeing a phantom war canoe on Lake Tarawera. Tribal elders believed this was a waka wairua (spirit canoe) – an omen of doom. More tangible signs included an increase in hot spring activity and surges in the lake’s level.
In the early hours of 10 June, people awoke to earthquakes, lightning, fountains of molten rock, and columns of smoke and ash up to 10 km high. People as far away as Blenheim heard the eruption. Some thought it was an attack by a Russian warship which had recently visited Wellington.
A 17-km-long rift split Mt Tarawera and extended as far south as Waimangu. The land was covered with millions of tonnes of ash and debris. Lakes were transformed and bush was flattened. The eruption was over by dawn, though the ash made day as dark as night. Men from Rotorua and Ōhinemutu formed rescue parties and began digging out survivors and casualties. The settlements of Te Tapahoro, Moura, Te Ariki, Totarariki, Waingongongo and Te Wairoa were destroyed or buried. Te Wairoa, where many survived by sheltering in the stronger buildings, is now a tourist attraction, ‘The Buried Village’

Address

19 Uta Street
Rotorua
3015

Telephone

+64274752298

Website

http://www.xquizit.co.nz/

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