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.
Experience sensational golf in Tūrangi at the southern end of Lake Taupō. The Tōrangi Golf Club course is 18 holes, par 72 from both tees. The course is reasonably flat and has water features and good tree coverage.
Perfectly positioned overlooking the pristine waters of Lake Taupō there lies a hidden gem. A romantic boutique lodge offering total seclusion; a place to escape and unwind in utmost elegance and luxury.
Enjoy this stylishly private townhouse with only a few minutes walk to Taupo CBD or the Lake.
All Decked Out on the Lake is exactly as the name suggests – multiple large decks spread out across the property, located at the edge of Lake Taupō – with your own private access to the water.
Our guides are personable, qualified and ready to guide you on one of New Zealand’s best 1-day walk. Adrift provides instruction, transport, equipment and gear hire. This is a great hike and does require a good level of fitness.
66 on Ngauruhoe is available exclusively as a 4-bedroom whole home let (minimum 3-night stay), as either serviced or un-serviced accommodation. Centrally located with all amenities available, including a thermal bath overlooking Lake Taupo & beyond.
Nestled on the shores of Great Lake Taupō, our holiday park offers unique lakeside camping, caravanning, and cabin stays. Just halfway between Taupō and Tūrangi, enjoy fishing, biking & winter sports, all while making unforgettable family memories.
Luxury Motel offering suites with Panoramic views of the lake. private geothermal hot tubs and thermally heated outdoor soak pool.
Experience real white water jet boating. Rapids Jet is a fun, safe & exhilarating experience which takes you to the Aratiatia Rapids, through the narrowest canyon on the Waikato to the Nga Awa Purua Rapids where The Hobbit scenes were filmed.
Pukawa Paradise sits on a north-facing slope with 180-degree views of the Kaimanawa Ranges in the east, Lake Taupō at the front, and the Western Bays from the west.
