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.
A simple, off-grid rural getaway for two, in Taupo, New Zealand. Kawakawa Hut is a small but special little place tucked neatly between rolling hills. The Hut provides a simple but comfy getaway for two in a beautiful countryside.
Totara Perch is located 25 minutes from Taupō and 10 minutes from Kinloch. It's set high on a hill with beautiful views out across bush and to the lake beyond.
Quality Guided Walking Experiences in an around Tongariro National Park. Our knowledgeable and caring Guides make your day as comfortable and fun as possible in landscapes that will captivate and amaze you. All year round, all equipment provided.
Welcome to Tauhara Sunrise Lodge, boutique bed & breakfast and 5 star accommodation overlooking Lake Taupo, township of Taupo and Mount Tauhara. Come & experience our private boutique bed & breakfast, where you can come home to relax and unwind.
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 Ōreti Collection at Pukawa Bay offers boutique accommodation with stunning Lake Taupō views, plus Ōreti Restaurant, weddings, conferences and events - all perfectly placed for exploring Southern Lake Taupō and Tongariro.
Live your best lake life at this charming, absolute waterfront property in tranquil Tauranga Taupō. Welcome to Lakeside Lodge.
Stylish 2-bedroom retreat just 200 metres from Lake Taupō and the town centre. Walk to cafés, restaurants, and the lake, then unwind in a calm, modern space designed for comfort.
Pukawa Haven a 3 bedroom 2 bathroom Pukawa Bay, Lake Taupō, holiday home. The ultimate choice for peace & privacy. Nestled amongst native bush at the end of a quiet cul de sac, you will awaken to the sound of birdsong & a nearby babbling creek.
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.
