Water "Natia" Still, PET, 1 L

Waiwera - the first in the Southern Hemisphere, bottled water, which began to pour back in 1875. In the language of the Maori people - the indigenous people of New Zealand, the word Waiwera (Waiwera) can be literally translated as "hot water". The source of pure artesian water is in a serene picturesque valley Waiwera, which stretches to the North Island. The main geothermal aquifers of the South Pacific lies at a depth of 1.5 kilometers. Surrounded mostly sandstone, it is absolutely reliable protected it any contamination.

The unique properties of water Waiwera well known to local residents. For centuries, the Maori drank and bathed in water that is considered curative. Today, "the elixir of life" is poured next to the source located on the marvelous beaches of Waiwera.

Using radiocarbon age was determined the water was about fifteen thousand years, which suggests that the artesian water Waiwera is one of the oldest in the world. The water, rich in natural minerals, low in sodium. Its taste is perfect for various food and wine. Artesian water premium Waiwera comes to the best hotels, restaurants and specialty stores around the world.

In 1842, a native of Scotland, Robert Graham came to the shores of New Zealand on board the ship "Jane Gifford". 3 years later, after learning of the extraordinary properties of the hot springs in the North Island, Robert has gained considerable land in the valley of Waiwera, where he soon began construction of the hotel and resort. Waiwera has quickly become a popular holiday destination. Representatives of all walks of life want to experience the healing properties of thermal waters with a temperature at the outlet of the source reached 53 ° C. In 1863 it became the first officially Waiwera spas, located in the Southern Hemisphere. To be treated "on the water" people came from all over the world.

Waiwera today is experiencing a rebirth. This lively modern world-class resort attracts visitors to a wide variety of procedures, during which traditionally used hot mineral water from a unique aquifer.