The Raetihi International Airport* was built in 1903 as the towns first Post Office, and it is still a bustling hub of activity. Set up as a homestay which can sleep up to ten people, it's also the home of the Raetihi Times community newspaper. As well as that, people come here to get printing done (and ink cartridges refilled), send faxes, get computer help, get travel and activity information and directions, and sometimes even to buy petrol if they've arrived in town after the Caltex has closed!
Two photographers working together to capture the formal, creative and candid shotsâ€
Based in the Central Plateau under the shadow of Mt Ruapehu, Leonie Cadman and Sarah Proude can capture your precious moments to last forever.
Enjoy a taste of rural life on a sheep and beef farm in the peaceful Orautoha Valley, just 20 mins from Ohakune at the base of Mount Ruapehu. Relax on the decks of the fully equipped, self contained house, with beautiful views over river and farmland
