rotorua boat cruise

THE 5 BEST Rotorua Boat Rides & Cruises

Boat rides & cruises in rotorua.

• Fishing Charters & Tours
• Kayaking & Canoeing
• River Rafting & Tubing
• Stand-Up Paddleboarding
• Water Sports
• Speed Boats Tours
• Scuba & Snorkeling
• Up to 1 hour
• 1 to 4 hours
• 4 hours to 1 day
• 5.0 of 5 bubbles
• 4.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• 3.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• 2.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• Lake Rotorua
• Waitomo Glowworm Caves
• Blue Lake Track
• Lake Okareka Walkway
• Likely to Sell Out
• The ranking of tours, activities, and experiences available on Tripadvisor is determined by several factors including the revenue generated by Tripadvisor from these bookings, the frequency of user clicks, and the volume and quality of customer reviews. Occasionally, newly listed offerings may be prioritized and appear higher in the list. The specific placement of these new listings may vary.

1. Rotorua Duck Boat Guided City and Lakes Tour

2. Auckland to Rotorua via Waitomo Caves Small Group Tour (One Way)

3. Tarawera and Rotorua Lakes Eco Tour by Boat with Guide

4. 5-Day New Zealand North and South Island Highlights Tour

5. 20 Day Legendary New Zealand Tour

6. 20 Day New Zealand Uncovered Haka Plus Tour

Keep the fun going with other experiences in the area.

Maori Rock Carvings Scenic Cruise

Daily Scenic Maori Rock Carving Cruise Taupo

Maori Rock Carvings Eco Sailing Taupo

Maori Rock Carvings - Taupo Sailing Adventures - Kindred Spirit

Twilight Kayak Glow worm Tour

Tauranga: Evening Glowworm Kayak Tour

Maori Rock Carvings - Taupo Sailing Adventures -Tiua

Stand Up Paddle Board Hire - Lake Taupo

Half Day Dolphin Watching Cruise (Departing from Rotorua)

Great Lake Trail Lake Taupo 2-Day Mountain Biking Tour

Mountain to the Sea - Waka Ama and Cultural Mauao Walk

Stand Up Paddle Adventure

Tauranga Harbour Scenic One Hour Historical Boat Cruise

Half Day Dolphin & Wildlife Cruise - Tauranga

What travellers are saying.

THE 5 BEST Rotorua Boat Rides & Cruises

Boat rides & cruises in rotorua.

• Fishing Charters & Tours
• Kayaking & Canoeing
• River Rafting & Tubing
• Stand-Up Paddleboarding
• Water Sports
• Speed Boats Tours
• Scuba & Snorkeling
• Up to 1 hour
• 1 to 4 hours
• 4 hours to 1 day
• 5.0 of 5 bubbles
• 4.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• 3.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• 2.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• Lake Rotorua
• Waitomo Glowworm Caves
• Blue Lake Track
• Lake Okareka Walkway
• Likely to Sell Out
• The ranking of tours, activities, and experiences available on Tripadvisor is determined by several factors including the revenue generated by Tripadvisor from these bookings, the frequency of user clicks, and the volume and quality of customer reviews. Occasionally, newly listed offerings may be prioritized and appear higher in the list. The specific placement of these new listings may vary.

1. Rotorua Duck Boat Guided City and Lakes Tour

2. Auckland to Rotorua via Waitomo Caves Small Group Tour (One Way)

3. Tarawera and Rotorua Lakes Eco Tour by Boat with Guide

4. 5-Day New Zealand North and South Island Highlights Tour

5. 20 Day Legendary New Zealand Tour

6. 20 Day New Zealand Uncovered Haka Plus Tour

Keep the fun going with other experiences in the area.

Maori Rock Carvings Scenic Cruise

Daily Scenic Maori Rock Carving Cruise Taupo

Maori Rock Carvings Eco Sailing Taupo

Maori Rock Carvings - Taupo Sailing Adventures - Kindred Spirit

Twilight Kayak Glow worm Tour

Tauranga: Evening Glowworm Kayak Tour

Maori Rock Carvings - Taupo Sailing Adventures -Tiua

Stand Up Paddle Board Hire - Lake Taupo

Half Day Dolphin Watching Cruise (Departing from Rotorua)

Great Lake Trail Lake Taupo 2-Day Mountain Biking Tour

Mountain to the Sea - Waka Ama and Cultural Mauao Walk

Stand Up Paddle Adventure

Tauranga Harbour Scenic One Hour Historical Boat Cruise

Half Day Dolphin & Wildlife Cruise - Tauranga

What travellers are saying.

Rotoiti Explorer

[Ro-toe-e-tee]         

1.   (noun)   The Small Lake Discovered By Īhenga

Synonyms -  to explore, discover and share adventure with family and friends.

Rotoiti Explorer is a 40 foot, 2 level catamaran which is the perfect floating venue for exclusive family, social club and group lake experiences catering for up to 40 guests. With ample space for entertaining, and even featuring a slide from the upper story into the water, this vessel is the perfect venue for entertaining large groups who want to explore everything that Lake Rotoiti has to offer. 

Give us a call with your ideas, as all of our charters are custom designed to suit guest’s numbers, time frames and of course budgets.

Our minimum charter length is three hours and retails for $1680. Each additional hour is $560

The price covers boat hire for up to 40 guests. It includes Skipper, crew and complimentary hot drinks and water. 

We can supply catering by pre arrangement, or alternatively you are welcome to bring along food to complement your time on the water.

If your numbers exceed 40 guests please get in touch, as we do have further options to accommodate for higher numbers and are always happy to answer any questions.

The vessel meets guests in Okawa Bay, Mourea 20 minutes north of Rotorua, unless priorly arranged otherwise.

We can arrange pick up and drop off services from Rotorua city and other centre’s upon request, and have a great network of quality operators to call on.

What do I bring?

Please bring clothing suitable for the forecasted weather conditions, warm jacket, soft-soled footwear, swimming gear, towel, hat, sunglasses and sunscreen. 

Lake Rotoiti holds an abundance of amazing spots that compliment every activity and weather condition. We can accomodate from the most adventurous to the most relaxed of itineraries, and anywhere in between. If you would like more information regarding possible activities on your charter, please check out our 'experiences' link below.

Experience Mokoia

• History of Mokoia Island
• Conservation
• New Zealand

Mokoia – The Sacred Island

Kia ora tatou,

It is a privilege to welcome you to the sacred island of our Te Arawa people – Mokoia Island.  This mysterious island in the heart of Lake Rotorua is steeped in  cultural history .  It is   an iconic Rotorua landmark  dating back to 1350 AD. Learn about Mokoia’s tribal history and the epic journey to this special place…

Wai Ora Experiences offers a series of unique visitor experiences on Mokoia Island. These include guided tours, bird watching, indigenous food tasting, educational programmes, weddings, incentives, and conferences.

Take a boat cruise on Rotorua’s newest luxury fast cat – the ‘Wai Ora’ or aboard our ‘Wai Ora Jet Boat’ and experience the warmth of Maori culture and a traditional welcome. Take a native bush walk and learn about the native flora and fauna. Enjoy a hot soak in Hinemoa’s Pool and learn about Maori legends like the famous love story of Hinemoa and Tutanekai, New Zealand’s own Romeo and Juliet.

Mokoia Island is a sanctuary for many of New Zealand’s endangered wildlife and rare New Zealand birds and we can arrange for you to plant your own tree to commemorate your visit and help us to replant native species on the island.

Mokoia Island is also a popular gathering spot for functions, meetings, team building exercises, and weddings. We are able to cater for locals, tourists, school field trips, conferences and large groups.

Join us for New Zealand’s Ultimate Mokoia Island Adventure with Mokoia Island Wai Ora Experiences…

Lake Rotorua Boating and Cruises

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Lake Rotorua offers ample boating opportunities, as well opportunities for more active water sports such kayaking, jet skiing, or water skiing. While recreational users make up the most of Lake Rotorua’s boating activities, there are a number of commercial operators that provide cruises and boat hire on Lake Rotorua.

Lake Rotorua doesn’t have many sandy beaches for trailer boaters, but is suited to fishermen or boaters who like wide open spaces.

Ohau Channel

Ohau Channel, the natural waterway which connects Lake Rotorua and Lake Rotoiti, has an imposed 5-knot restriction. Here, you might get the chance to see a trout rising to the surface of the water in order to make a meal of an unsuspecting insect.

The water flows fast near the weir at Lake Rotorua’s end of the channel, so this section should be negotiated with caution.

Navigate Ohau Channel's section near the weir with caution, as the water flows fast here.

Things to Keep in Mind when Boating

There are several things to be mindful about when out on the boat on Lake Rotorua. They are common sense things that could be applied almost everywhere you go in nature.

Prohibited Activity Untreated Sewage

It is not allowed to dump untreated sewage and household waste, or discharge petroleum hydrocarbons in any of the lakes in Rotorua. It is also not allowed to discharge untreated sewage from any source, including a boat, into a stream, river, or lake. Doing so may have long-lasting adverse effects on the environment, which may be difficult to remedy.

Cleaning illegal rubbish dumping usually falls on the community, an activity which is not acceptable because of the high risk of water and soil contamination, as well as the adverse effects on human and animal health.

Freshwater Pests

Any boat can bring new freshwater pests into Lake Rotorua. All lakes in Rotorua are being managed in such a way as to prevent the establishment of pest fish, such as catfish or koi carp. If any pest fish or weed establish themselves in Lake Rotorua, it’s highly likely they will cause adverse effects like the degrading of the water quality, escalating the decline of native freshwater plant species, and becoming a nuisance to lake users. 

Bear in mind that just a fragment of weed can transfer the eggs of a pest fish into the lake, or cause a freshwater weed infestation. Skippers are expected to inspect their boats, including trailers, anchor chains and propellers, when they leave or enter a lake. Remove all the weeds or wash your boat if it’s required.

There are 7 boat ramps in various places around Lake Rotorua: two in Rotorua, two in Ngongotaha, two in Hamurana, and one in Hannahs Bay. They are all easily accessible concrete boat ramps.

In Rotorua, one boat is located at Sulphur Point, and the other in Ōhinemutu. In Hamurana, one boat is located at Hamurana Springs, and the other on Ward Road. In Ngongotaha, one boat ramp is on Reem Street, and the other on Beaumont Road. The boat ramp at Hannahs Bay is easily accessible from Willow Avenue.

The boat ramp at Hannahs Bay is easily accesible, as are all the other boat ramps around the lake.

Boat Ramp Rules

• Make sure your vessel is prepared for launch and loaded prior to using a boat ramp;
• Use the bins provided at the ramps, and do not leave rubbish on or around a boat ramp;
• Don’t wash your boat on the ramp;
• Clear the ramp as quickly as possible;
• Be mindful of other people using the boat ramp, and offer assistance if needed and possible;
• Get familiar with the rules and regulations of the area, as most boat ramps have information signs;
• Power loading onto or power driving off trailers is prohibited.

Lake Rotorua Cruises

A cruise on Lake Rotorua is a great way to admire the scenery and take in the rich history the lake has to offer. Seeing places like Sulphur Bay, Kawaha Point, or Mokoia Island from a boat is a refreshing experience.

One of the hallmark cruising experiences on Lake Rotorua is taking a 1-hour breakfast or lunch cruise on a paddlewheel boat. Called Lakeland Queen, this boat is an authentic replica of a Mississippi River paddle boat and will take you back to an era of steamboats and luxury travel.

Jet Boat Rides and Tours

There are many commercial operators offering excellent jet boating rides and tours near the shores of Lake Rotorua. These jet boating tours give adventure seekers the opportunity to experience the incredible history of Lake Rotorua in some thrilling boat rides.

THE 5 BEST Rotorua Boat Rides & Cruises

Boat rides & cruises in rotorua.

• Fishing Charters & Tours
• Kayaking & Canoeing
• River Rafting & Tubing
• Stand-Up Paddleboarding
• Water Sports
• Speed Boats Tours
• Scuba & Snorkeling
• Up to 1 hour
• 1 to 4 hours
• 4 hours to 1 day
• 5.0 of 5 bubbles
• 4.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• 3.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• 2.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• Lake Rotorua
• Waitomo Glowworm Caves
• Blue Lake Track
• Lake Okareka Walkway
• Likely to Sell Out
• The ranking of tours, activities, and experiences available on Tripadvisor is determined by several factors including the revenue generated by Tripadvisor from these bookings, the frequency of user clicks, and the volume and quality of customer reviews. Occasionally, newly listed offerings may be prioritized and appear higher in the list. The specific placement of these new listings may vary.

1. Rotorua Duck Boat Guided City and Lakes Tour

2. Auckland to Rotorua via Waitomo Caves Small Group Tour (One Way)

3. Tarawera and Rotorua Lakes Eco Tour by Boat with Guide

4. 5-Day New Zealand North and South Island Highlights Tour

5. 20 Day Legendary New Zealand Tour

6. 20 Day New Zealand Uncovered Haka Plus Tour

Keep the fun going with other experiences in the area.

Maori Rock Carvings Scenic Cruise

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Maori Rock Carvings Eco Sailing Taupo

Maori Rock Carvings - Taupo Sailing Adventures - Kindred Spirit

Twilight Kayak Glow worm Tour

Tauranga: Evening Glowworm Kayak Tour

Maori Rock Carvings - Taupo Sailing Adventures -Tiua

Stand Up Paddle Board Hire - Lake Taupo

Half Day Dolphin Watching Cruise (Departing from Rotorua)

Great Lake Trail Lake Taupo 2-Day Mountain Biking Tour

Mountain to the Sea - Waka Ama and Cultural Mauao Walk

Stand Up Paddle Adventure

Tauranga Harbour Scenic One Hour Historical Boat Cruise

Half Day Dolphin & Wildlife Cruise - Tauranga

What travellers are saying.

Lake Rotomahana Boat Cruise

Enjoy the history and geothermal attractions on a boat cruise around beautiful Lake Rotomahana. Learn about the important role this Lake has in New Zealand’s history.

Unaltered by man since it’s creation in 1886.

Duration & Times

Each cruise is 45 minutes long. Allow 1.5 hours for your visit. See below for daily times.

From NZD 49.00

Explore this amazing, natural environment that has been unaltered by man since its creation in 1886. The youngest of New Zealand's large, naturally formed lakes, Lake Rotomahana is New Zealand's original tourist attraction. During the 19th Century, visitors travelled to Rotomahana attracted by the legendary pink and white terraces which were destroyed in 1886. You can choose the boat cruise only or add the boat cruise to your walking tour. See below for departure times.

Rotomahana is one of the deepest lakes in NZ’s North Island. It is protected as a wildlife refuge, and large numbers of birds live here all year round. Beautiful geothermal springs and geysers display along the south west shoreline. It will always remain as one of NZ’s beautiful, unspoilt, natural wilderness areas.

 The cruise is 45 minutes long. There is English spoken commentary on every cruise. Transport is provided from the entrance to the boat jetty and return after the cruise. Prior bookings for this option may be necessary in peak seasons between November and March each year.

Features & Highlights

• 45 minute boat cruise with audio commentary
• Learn about the history and eruption of Mt Tarawera that formed Waimangu Volcanic Valley
• Sites of the World Famous Pink & White Terraces that were covered by the eruption in 1886
• Rediscover the Pink and White Terraces with Augmented Reality App
• Star Hill Crater - the site of the first bit of regenerating plant life
• Fumarole Bay 
• Donne Cliffs
• Wildlife refuge
• Unspoilt, natural wilderness
• Snacks and cold drinks available onboard for purchase
• Amazing numbers of birds

Would you like to experience the Lake Rotomahana Boat Cruise

We are located at 587 Waimangu Road, Rotorua, New Zealand.

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Waimangu local store & cafe.

THE 5 BEST Rotorua Boat Rides & Cruises

Boat rides & cruises in rotorua.

• Fishing Charters & Tours
• Kayaking & Canoeing
• River Rafting & Tubing
• Stand-Up Paddleboarding
• Water Sports
• Speed Boats Tours
• Scuba & Snorkeling
• Up to 1 hour
• 1 to 4 hours
• 4 hours to 1 day
• 5.0 of 5 bubbles
• 4.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• 3.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• 2.0 of 5 bubbles & up
• Lake Rotorua
• Waitomo Glowworm Caves
• Blue Lake Track
• Lake Okareka Walkway
• Likely to Sell Out
• The ranking of tours, activities, and experiences available on Tripadvisor is determined by several factors including the revenue generated by Tripadvisor from these bookings, the frequency of user clicks, and the volume and quality of customer reviews. Occasionally, newly listed offerings may be prioritized and appear higher in the list. The specific placement of these new listings may vary.

1. Rotorua Duck Boat Guided City and Lakes Tour

2. Auckland to Rotorua via Waitomo Caves Small Group Tour (One Way)

3. Tarawera and Rotorua Lakes Eco Tour by Boat with Guide

4. 5-Day New Zealand North and South Island Highlights Tour

5. 20 Day Legendary New Zealand Tour

6. 20 Day New Zealand Uncovered Haka Plus Tour

Keep the fun going with other experiences in the area.

Maori Rock Carvings Scenic Cruise

Daily Scenic Maori Rock Carving Cruise Taupo

Maori Rock Carvings Eco Sailing Taupo

Maori Rock Carvings - Taupo Sailing Adventures - Kindred Spirit

Twilight Kayak Glow worm Tour

Tauranga: Evening Glowworm Kayak Tour

Maori Rock Carvings - Taupo Sailing Adventures -Tiua

Stand Up Paddle Board Hire - Lake Taupo

Half Day Dolphin Watching Cruise (Departing from Rotorua)

Great Lake Trail Lake Taupo 2-Day Mountain Biking Tour

Mountain to the Sea - Waka Ama and Cultural Mauao Walk

Stand Up Paddle Adventure

Tauranga Harbour Scenic One Hour Historical Boat Cruise

Half Day Dolphin & Wildlife Cruise - Tauranga

What travellers are saying.

OPERATIONS UPDATE

Katoa (Entirely) Lake Rotorua

Jet Boating on Lake Rotorua

Excitement and exhilaration.

Feel the rush of adrenaline as our high powered Jet Boat engines blast you over the water up to 85 km/h.

Our experienced drivers throw the boats into famous Hamilton Jet 360° spins, visit iconic landmarks around Lake Rotorua, learn the history of the area, the people and events which have shaped this special place into the cultural capital of New Zealand.

Check out our daily specials and family deals.

Speed & Spins

$99 / adult.

A 30 minute experience on Lake Rotorua! 

Hot Springs

Relax and unwind in an unspoiled pocket of paradise.

Travel at high speed in one of our Jet Boats across scenic Lake Rotorua, through the Ohau Channel and onto Lake Rotoiti. Here we will take you to the beautiful and peaceful Manupirua Hot Springs for a relaxing soak, this unique hidden gem is only accessible by water.

The perfect combination of adrenaline and relaxation!

Lake Rotoiti Hot Pools

$165 / adult.

A 2.5 hour experience visiting two lakes!

Cruise couple shocked by $4100 bill for medical evacuation

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A cruise passenger's costly health emergency when he did not have medical or travel insurance is a cautionary tale for others. Photo / Getty Images

A hefty bill hurts, especially when you’re already being evacuated for medical reasons.

One of the allures of cruising is the all-expenses-paid nature of many of these trips. Much of the cost is covered up front, while incidentals and things like alcoholic drinks are billed at the end of the trip.

However, Michigan couple Vincent Wasney and Sarah Eberlin have issued a cautionary tale for fellow travellers and anyone who might not be savvy about the nuances of cruising and travel insurance, sharing their story with US news publishers NPR and KFF Health News.

The pair were undertaking a four-night Royal Caribbean cruise in December 2022 (a gift from their real estate agent after they purchased their first home) and were travelling aboard the Independence of the Seas liner.

Departing from Port Canaveral in Florida, they were to cruise the Carribbean to the Bahamas. The itinerary included a visit to a private island, Perfect Day at CocoCay – Royal Caribbean bills it as “unlike any private island the world has ever seen”.

CocoCay is one of the Bahama’s Berry Islands and has been extensively developed and renovated by Royal Caribbean to the tune of US$250 million ($410m). It features a water park with wave pools, slides and the region’s largest freshwater pool.

After visiting CocoCay, however, Wasney fell ill. He experienced three seizures and was treated at the Independence of the Seas medical centre – where the medical team thought his condition may have been due to dehydration – and made the decision to evacuate Wasney, as the ship was close to Fort Lauderdale and he could be transported ashore by boat.

As the couple prepared to disembark for evacuation, they were handed a mid-cruise guest statement bill while waiting for the rescue boat. It outlined standard sundries – drinks from the pool bar and an on-board establishment called Wacky Seagull, gratuities and internet access.

There were also charges that surprised the couple: US$2500 ($4100) in fees for medical treatment on the boat, which itemised things like anticonvulsant medication, blood tests and medical services.

According to Royal Carribean’s terms, the cruise fare does not include “medical insurance, baggage insurance, medical services, shoreside expenses or transfers”.

Wasney did not have health insurance at the time of their voyage. His employer plan was due to start in January 2023, after they would return from their trip.

The couple did not purchase travel insurance, which they have said they understood was for cancellations or lost luggage, and as inexperienced travellers they were unaware it also covered medical treatment.

Royal Carribean’s terms and conditions also state that guests who “retain the services of medical personnel or independent contractors on or off the vessel” do so “at their sole risk” and that the carrier “is not a medical provider”.

NPR and KFF Health News reported on the incident – including publishing the bill in question – and spoke to the couple about their memories of the event. Eberlein said she felt like they were being held hostage. Wasney said he had little memory of the event and his multiple seizures.

He did remember receiving the bill, he told them, and a cruise employee asking “How much can you pay?” and being surprised that they were expected to pay this bill before they could evacuate.

Wasney told NPR and KFF that they maxed out his credit card and withdrew everything they had in their bank accounts, including money saved for their next house payment, but fell US$1000 short of the total amount on the bill.

Royal Carribbean’s terms say a “guest shall pay for all medical care or other personal services requested or required, whether onboard or ashore, including the cost of any emergency medical care or transportation incurred by Carrier and any costs associated with the provision of medical services”. In the case that the bill can’t be paid or covered in full, it states “if Guest is unable to pay and the Carrier pays for such expenses, then Guest shall reimburse Carrier for those expenses”.

The stress didn’t end after Eberlein and Wasney left the cruise.

The couple racked up even more bills once they made it from the ship to dry land, where they were met by an ambulance in Fort Lauderdale. After being treated at Boward Health Medical Centre, Wasney was faced with thousands more dollars in medical bills.

Since returning home to Saginaw, Michigan, the couple arranged payment plans to cover their bills and medical debts.

The couple’s case highlights how critical it is to arrange insurance for any kind of travel.

You never know when you might have a health issue or an accident, as one Australian tourist in Bali discovered ; he eschewed travel insurance, had a moped accident, and ended up with a $400,000 medical bill.

Kiwis are pretty good. A survey released by Southern Cross Insurance in 2023 found that 81 per cent of travellers intended to buy travel insurance. And it comes in handy. Last year the company paid out $1.3 million for a single claim made by a New Zealander visiting the US, who required emergency medical care.

And Southern Cross Travel Insurance CEO Jo McCauley told the New Zealand Herald ’s Sarah Pollock that during the first half of that year, injury or illness was the second most common reason travellers claimed insurance overseas.

“Thirty-nine per cent of our international claims relate to situations where customers have been hurt or have fallen ill outside New Zealand and require support in their holiday location, or even transfers back home,” she said, adding that the “substantial” cost of overseas medical treatment was on the rise, and “air ambulance and related costs have risen significantly compared to pre-pandemic”.

Make sure to read the fine print. Travel insurance, while comprehensive, doesn’t cover everything . And if your holiday falls through you may not be able to get a refund for your policy .

The risks of cruising are well known, with regular news headlines about norovirus outbreaks – there have been 150 in April alone – and mishaps.

When boarding a cruise, guests acknowledge they may be exposed to diseases or risk injury. A Royal Caribbean passenger “knowingly and voluntarily accepts these risks” as part of their ticket contract, “including the risk of serious illness or death”.

Holidaymakers interested in cruising should study up on everything they need to know , and research is essential whether you’re a well-seasoned traveller or new to cruising.

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