$29.95pp - The Waterworks

The Waterworks is pleased
to offer discounted entry
fees for pre-booked groups
of more than 10.
You will receive:
Bring your club or social group to The Waterworks and experience one of the
Coromandel’s top visitor attractions. We cater to groups of any size and have a
fantastic entry, lunch and hot beverage package outlined to the right.
Your group will enjoy a delicious set lunch made fresh using ingredients from our
vegetable garden followed by a hot beverage on the beautiful sun deck overlooking
the gardens. Your group will then enjoy exploring our magnificent grounds learning
the history of The Waterworks and marveling at our quirky water powered gadgets.
The Waterworks is wheelchair friendly, there are no steep gradients in the park. We
have two electric mobility scooters which are available should any of your group wish
to use them.
The Waterworks offers a unique and entertaining experience. We recommend you
allow at least 2 hours to experience everything The Waterworks has to offer!
 Entry to The Waterworks
 Lunch - Set Menu
 Coffee/Tea
all for only:
$29.95
pp
PLUS
Driver receives FREE entry/lunch
Normal general admission for
groups of over 10 is
Adults: $18.00pp
Child: $12.00
Student/Senior: $16.00
Whether you are planning a day trip or an overnight trip The
Coromandel offers some spectacular sights.
Suggested Day Itinerary - Western Coastline of Coromandel Peninsula.
Rapaura Watergardens – www.rapaura.com
A formal garden set in New Zealand native bush. A wonderful
morning/afternoon tea stop to stretch your legs and walk
through these well groomed gardens.
The Waterworks – www.thewaterworks.co.nz
Lunch at a hot beverage at The Waterworks Café followed by
a gentle stroll through the grounds. Learn the history of the
site and marvel at the quirky water powered gadgets.
We are situated on the 309 Road in the Waiau
Valley east of Coromandel Town. The 309
road has many excellent attractions which you
may wish to add to your itinerary.
The Waterworks is within a 2.5 hour drive from
Auckland, Tauranga and Hamilton.
Driving Creek Railway – www.drivingcreekrailway.co.nz
Take a one hour return journey through native replanted
Kauri forest on Barry Brickell’s narrow-gauge mountain
railway.
For more information on The Coromandel please visit
Destinations Coromandel’s website: www.thecoromandel.com
For a full list of activities and accommodation providers throughout the
Coromandel Peninsula.