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.
White water adventure that’s splashtastic. Dash to the base of the spectacular Huka Falls onboard a twin engine V6 jet boat. Then carry on your adventure with Whitewater rafting.
Lusty's Lagoon has New Zealand's only swim-up bar & café with thermally heated pools, water slides & giant movie screen. You'll find a pump track, mini-golf, tennis court, jumping pillow & more. We have a range of accommodation & camping options.
Start at Whakamaru Dam, enjoy panoramic lake views, see Pohaturoa Rock, ride through forests and along the river, crossing small bridges and boardwalks, and finish at Dam Café. Scenic and moderately challenging with beautiful landmarks, perfect for a rewarding adventure
Shuttles, bike/ebike hire and glamping accommodation on the Timber Trail - one of New Zealand's Great Rides.
The newest section of the Great Lake Trails can be ridden by itself (12km) or part of a 36km loop that starts and finishes in Kinloch.
Kayaks and Stand Up Paddleboards, the most chilled of our Tongariro Adventures. What better way to relax than to be at one with nature on the spectacularly beautiful Kuratau River. Paddle this navigable pristine river, surrounded by bush & birdsong.
Ruatotara is a 3 bedroom Pukawa holiday home in a private setting with magnificent views of Lake Taupo. Enjoy the afternoon sun and entertain on the great infinity decking. Plus, you will be within easy walking distance to the lake, just 5 minutes.
Lake Life Kinloch is a lovely adventure base in Taupō with its breathtaking, panoramic views. This modern holiday home is just a short stroll from the lakefront and is perfect for families.
Let Canoe & Kayak take you on a kayak adventure across stunning Lake Taupō while taking in all the beautiful views of the surrounding coastline and neighbouring mountains before getting up close and personal to the iconic Māori Rock Carvings.
