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.
Perched on the hills overlooking Lake Taupo, Camo Chicken Studio creates ceramics that are both functional and sculptural, useful, and beautiful. Inspired by both the strength and vulnerability of clay resulting in organically functional wares.
If you’re looking for a spacious, private and cosy base in Taupō to make your home away from home, look no further than this five-bedroom, two-storey treasure. Welcome to Rainbow Lake House.
Do you long to whisk the family away for a getaway where you can switch off from the stresses of normal life and dip your toes in the water just steps from your door? Welcome to Waitetoko Waterfront.
Matuku Hideaway is a 2 bedroom Two Mile Bay holiday home set on peaceful, generous grounds, close to the lake edge. This laid back Taupo holiday home offers great indoor/outdoor living, with sleeping for up to 6 guests.
The Tree Trunk Gorge trail will take you on a picturesque journey through the Kaimanawa Forest Park. It passes through classic central North Island beech forest, across streams and rivers and over two impressive gorges as it tracks along the upper section of the Tongariro River.
Discover a perfect family home away from home at Getaway on Grove, a charming 3-bedroom retreat in beautiful Taupō. Enjoy the serene ambience, stunning lake views, and easy access to local attractions, ensuring a memorable stay.
This short loop walk from Kakaho Campsite takes in the fantastic views and the tall trees of the Pureora Forest.
Lochaber Lodge is an Acacia Bay holiday home that's modern and features 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. A light and sunny open plan living area opens onto a paved outdoor area which provides a comfortable and relaxing indoor/outdoor environment.
Enjoy hassle-free transport from the Tongariro Crossing Park & Ride near Ketetahi to Mangatepopo, the start of the track. This reliable shuttle service is operated by family-owned Tongariro Expeditions, who have been running since 1998.
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.
