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.
If you're looking for a longer day experience kayaking on the water, this is the trip for you. Allow approximately 6 hours (4 - 5 hours on the water).
The most high-tech jet ski experience on Lake Taupo. No experience needed - Hire & drive the jet ski yourself. Blast around the bay or go on a self-guided tour by following the GPS map on the ski to the iconic Maori rock carvings.
Taupo Go Karts. Our modern 200cc Karts, reaching speeds of up to 50kms per hour & racing on our redeveloped 400m outdoor track. Makes for an exhilarating U-Drive experience.
Combine two unmissable Taupō destinations on a leisurely stroll alongside the Waikato River, connecting the thermal waters of Otumuheke Stream and the thundering Huka Falls.
4 Super King ensuite bedrooms complement incredible panoramic vistas overlooking Lake Taupo and The Kinloch Club, a Jack Nicklaus Signature golf course.
Our guides are personable, qualified and ready to guide you on the Whanganui River. Adrift provides instruction, transport, equipment and gear hire. We guide every day. Explore rugged terrain and lush native forest.
Play a round of 9 hole golf on one of New Zealand's best public golf courses. Golf clubs and trolleys are available for hire. Come and visit our bar or restaurant at the hotel for a cool drink following your game.
Set in spacious rural surroundings with panoramic views from its own private gardens, with friendly alpacas and other farm animals just over your garden fence. Come and enjoy the privacy of the country but only minutes from Taupo's many attractions.
Our Stand-Up Paddleboard (SUP) rentals offer a fun and active way to explore the stunning waters of Lake Taupo. Perfect for all skill levels, our high-quality boards provide a relaxing and enjoyable experience surrounded by breathtaking views.
Unwind following a day full of adventures by taking a dip in the thermally-heated Otumuheke Stream's mineral-laden waters while watching New Zealand's longest river flow by.
