Paul Hickey (left) and Bryce Morris from The Hits at Hannah's Bay with some of the Beach Dig goodies. Photo / File
Paul Hickey (left) and Bryce Morris from The Hits at Hannah's Bay with some of the Beach Dig goodies. Photo / File
Children can once again come together for a fun morning of sand and furious digging, where they will be able to unearth prizes.
The Hits Beach Dig is back this year and being held on March 29, thanks to McDonald's Rotorua.
There will be hundreds of numbered sticks buried inthe sand on the edge of Lake Rotorua at Hannahs Bay Reserve and every number corresponds to a prize.
The Hits Rotorua presenter Paul Hickey says he loves getting involved in community events, and a lot of the time The Hits Rotorua is asking the locals to contribute in some way to support some amazing causes.
"But with the Beach Dig we just want to provide a fun morning out for the kids and whānau, joining others looking for the same good time, and it doesn't cost them anything.
"It really is a blast - lots of laughing and smiles and happy kids."
Children rush to get digging for prizes at last year's The Hits Beach Dig. Photo / File
He says thanks to McDonald's Rotorua and Reduced To Clear, every digger is guaranteed a prize, plus there are small toys and books, passes to local activities and a couple of major prizes to be announced soon.
The dig will start at 10.30am and this year you need to register. Registration will open at 9.30am for kids aged three to 13.
