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MOUNT
MAUNGANUI
Welcome
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Mount
Maunganui is a coastal resort town in the city of Tauranga.
Mt Maunganui beaches are great for surfing and diving,and a
centre for summertime activities from surf lifesaving events,
beach volleyball, national surf contests, sandcastle-building.
Mount Maunganui, or Mauao, is also the name of the extinct volcano
which rises above the town. The mountain is a dominant feature
of the landscape, and a climb to the summit offers amazing views. |
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Mount
Maunganui New Zealand
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TELEPHONE
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EMERGENCY SERVICES
Fire Police Ambulance |
TAURANGA
HOSPITAL
829 Cameron Rd, Tauranga
Phone: 07-579 8000
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MT
MAUNGANUI POLICE
6 Salisbury Ave,
Mt Maunganui,
Ph: 07-575 3143 |
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We
are a small family owned and operated road transport
business operating within the Bay of Plenty offering
a high level of quality and satisfaction.
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Airport
Tauranga Airport is located in Mount
Maunganui,. The terminal is located to the north of the runway,
on Jean Batten Drive. Air New Zealand serves the airport through
its subsidiaries Mount Cook Airline and Air Nelson, with flights
to Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. A further two regional
airlines also operate to the airport, as well as scenic and charter
flights, skydiving operations and general aviation.
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Bus
Services
Buses have no eftpos or credit card
facilities. Please ensure you have cash or use a Smartride card.
A Smartride card is a reusable prepay smartcard which can be used
for travel, saving you the hassle of carrying cash. Smartride
card users receive a discount on the regular cash fares. Eligible
GOLD CARD holders have free bus travel on the regional network
from 9am on weekdays, and all day on weekends.
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Cruise
Ship Visits
Tauranga will hosted 116 cruise ship
visits during the 2018-2019 season, with a similar number of calls
forecast for the 2019-2020 season. The
cruise berth is next to picturesque Pilot Bay with easy access
to the rest of Tauranga city and the tourism attractions of the
wider Bay of Plenty. The port recently hosted the luxurious Cunard
Line flagship, the Queen Mary 2. At 345 metres long, it is one
of the larger vessels to visit Tauranga Harbour.
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Find
A Doctor
In the Bay of Plenty District Health
Board's region there are three PHOs. Enrolment
in a primary health organisation (PHO) is voluntary, but people
are encouraged to join a PHO in order to gain the benefits associated
with belonging to a PHO, which include cheaper doctors' visits
and reduced costs on prescription medicines.
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Tauranga
Area Schools
Education
Tauranga is made up of a large number of institutions at all levels
of education from primary schools to high Schools, to public tertiary
institutions and private training establishments who are all based
throughout Tauranga city. . The
Tauranga region is currently proudly hosting over 1000 international
students who see the region as a means to a rewarding career and
a fulfilling life.
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Tauranga
Cemetery Search
Tauranga
City Council's online cemeteries database provides information
regarding burial locations at all six cemeteries operated by Tauranga
City Council.
The main cemetery is Pyes
Pa Memorial Park which provides cemetery and crematorium services.
It has a park-like setting and offers a range of memorial garden
options.To purchase
a plot please contact the cemetery on 07 543 0789, office opening
hours are 8:30am - 5pm.
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Salt
Water Hot Pools
As far back as 500BC salt water bathing
was believed to improve mobility by easing muscle and joint inflammation,
and general aches and pains.Today,
those healing properties remain, and it’s all right here
beneath the majesty of Mauao, Mount Maunganui. Come and soak in
our heated salt water pools and experience the benefits for yourself.
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WELCOME
TO MOUNT MAUNGANUI NEW ZEALAND
Mount
Maunganui is the most popular summer holiday destination in
New Zealand, and the Mount Mainstreet shopping centre provides
boutique shops, quality restaurants and cafes. Mount Maunganui
has also become a thriving business and commercial centre and
the hub for all import and export trade for the Bay of Plenty. |
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