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.
Get a taste of fly fishing in the central North Island with a guided half day. Best for beginners or people looking to acclimatize to New Zealand Fly Fishing.
Welcome to Lake Living. This is a classic three-bedroom holiday home located just one road back from the Taupō lakeside, in the town of Kuratau.
Award-winning thermal resort-overlooking Lake Taupo/Tongariro National Park. With an exceptional range of accommodation. big bounce air pad, free WIFI, water park & day spa to keep the whole family entertained.
Bliss is a 2 storey, 2 bedroom characterful Taupō holiday home. Elevated to capture lake and mountain views, this private Taupō accommodation has decking and great indoor/outdoor flow for easy holiday living.
The Tongariro River is a dam-controlled river which enables us to raft all year round, sadly there are some sacrifices that have to be made in order to have that happen – when the hydro dam was built, a portion of the river was re-routed underground.
Providing great accommodation for up to 10 guests this lovely holiday home with views to Lake Taupō and mountains is perfectly positioned with all amenities you could need close by.
Boasting an unbeatable location on the edge of New Zealand's largest lake, with uninterrupted views and direct access across the road - Welcome to Chalet Mahuta.
Flightseeing at its best. Discover New Zealand’s most scenic & spectacular vistas. Enjoy a unique flightseeing experience over Tongariro National Park, the Bay of Plenty and, of course, Great Lake Taupō.
Poronui is home to some of the best Red Stag hunting in New Zealand. Spot and stalk your way through our property with one of our expert guides and take the trophy of your dreams. Add a Sika, Fallow or Rusa to the list while you're here.
The Waikato River Trails are divided into five sections, each offering a unique adventure. You'll find everything from gently rolling paths to steeper, more rugged trails. The trails are graded from 3 (Intermediate) to 4 (Advanced). While most are wide and smooth, some, particularly in the Waipapa section, feature trickier single-tracks. A mountain bike is recommended for the best experience, ensuring you can handle the varied terrain and enjoy the scenic beauty to the fullest.in bikers and walkers can explore a series of cycle trails along New Zealand's longest river - the mighty Waikato River.
