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Taranaki - like no other
Dominated by its picture-perfect Mountain, dramatic black iron sand coastline and endless seascape, Taranaki offers a treasure trove of excitement, culture and urban sophistication for conference delegates.
Mount Taranaki provides the stunning central backdrop and the surrounding Egmont National Park offers more than 300km of walking tracks, from the nature walk through the ‘Goblin Forest’ to the five-day Round the Mountain tramp. Conferences can take advantage of the region’s unspoiled landscape through a range of nature-based adventure activities from visits to seal colonies to farm treks to downhill mountain bike rides. If your conference delegates prefer a more sedate stay, visit one of Taranaki’s many museums, art galleries, gardens or New Plymouth’s award-winning 7km waterfront walkway.
Taranaki is also home to many annual and bi-annual events celebrating the region’s world-famous gardens and parks and cultural sector. The region offers an eclectic range of accommodation options to suit every style and pocket, as well as a wide range of conference and event venues that can cater for any size group - from a handful, to events of over 20,000 at the Yarrows Stadium or TSB Showplace and Stadium.
With its rich history, stunning natural setting and laid-back ambience, Taranaki combines an attractive lifestyle with all the urban amenities. Taranaki is perfect for all your business travel and conference needs.
Taranaki is centrally located on the North Island’s West Coast, less than one hour by air from Auckland and Wellington, and has a direct air link to Christchurch. The 100km long Surf Highway 45, winds its way along Taranaki’s unique coastline, offering world renowned swells and one of New Zealand’s best surfing and windsurfing regions.
If you would like to organise a conference, event or incentive travel in Taranaki, search for venues, accommodation and services in Taranaki now, or let us do the research for you - contact the Conventions and Incentives New Zealand (CINZ) Call Centre.
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