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My Favourite Place to be...Planet Retro Sci Fi and Geek

My Favourite Place to be... 
There are so many beautiful places in Otaki and Te Horo that we wanted to know where your favourite place is! We asked some local businesses, groups and a couple of fabulous celebrities to see what their choice was. 



Planet Retro Sci Fi and Geek Favourite place in Otaki is Opulence Fashion Jewellery & Accessories 



About Planet Retro Sci Fi & Geek...
Planet Retro Sci Fi & Geek is a "space pod" filled with fantastic toys, books, collectibles of the genre for big and little kids. There are great gifts to be found here! On the left is Di, owner of the fabulous Sci Fi and Geek (In this photo she's pictured in her 2nd store Planet Retro Clothing Boutique) and on the right is the gorgeous Opulence Fashion Jewellery & Accessories. Show your love for all things Retro and Sci Fi and vote for Planet Retro Sci Fi & Geek in the 2014 Electra Business Awards / Customer Choice category here.
Photo provided by Simon Neale
Photo provided by Simon Neale


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