There are many beautiful places to visit and things to do in the Taupo region. It is the ideal location for an event, conference or wedding. Let us help plan your perfect stay.
Daily scenic cruises to the Maori Rock Carvings onboard the Ernest Kemp, a replica steamboat. Ernest Kemp cruises daily all year round - four times during summer and twice in winter. Enjoy stunning Lake Taupo and the carvings on this 2 hour cruise.
You can combine these hiking tracks for a multi-night tramp with lush beech forest, river crossings and wildlife.
Lakewood is a 4 bedroom 2 bathroom Omori holiday home less than an hours drive from Taupō town centre. This lovely, spacious Lockwood home is warm and welcoming, with WIFI and gorgeous lake views. Omori awaits.
Back in the 1880s, there were few roads in Taupo. Goods were shipped across Lake Taupo from Tokaanu Wharf.
Welcome to our elegant designer retreat overlooking the sparkling waters of Lake Taupō. Crafted for comfort, privacy, and connection, this spacious home offers multiple living areas and breathtaking views.
Where Taupō township meets the lakefront, you’ll discover the newly-created Te Ātea (the Māori word for 'space'). Its purpose? A meeting place for all. But behind it is a story that began many thousands of years ago.
Nestled against the Kaimanawa Ranges and Mohaka River, Poronui Lodge offers an exclusive mountain biking experience on a 16,000-acre estate. Enjoy the thrilling rides through diverse terrains, from gravel roads to lush forests and open grasslands, all surrounded by breathtaking views.
Jet ski hire on Lake Taupo. 2022 Model Yamaha jet skis. Go to the Maori Rock carvings with our LAKeFUN Taupo Jet skis. We also offer self drive boats, kayaks and SUP's and are located close to Taupo town centre.
La Petite Masion Au Bord De La Riviere, Taupō – “The Small House Beside The River”.
For our epic 3-day adventure we offer a unique experience where we will traverse a range of different terrains, from the high alpines of Umukarikari and Mt Urchin, to the clear fresh waters of the Waipakihi River.
