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.
Lake-view Hideaway is a cosy 2-bedroom bach sleeping up to 5 guests. It features an open-plan living area, kitchenette, combined bathroom/laundry, and indoor/outdoor flow to a front patio with stunning views over Acacia Bay.
This huge holiday home sleeps up to 10 across two levels and five bedrooms, with a second kitchenette in the downstairs level. There's plenty of room for the whole extended family to enjoy their own space.
2 Mile’s Cosy Corner is a 2 bedroom property in a quiet part of Taupo.
Lavish at the Lake is a beautifully designed Taupō home, built and furnished to an exceptionally high standard. This stunning home has the best of everything with luxurious features inside and out.
Cosy, comforting, and overlooking Te Moenga Bay - welcome to Acacia Bay Retreat.
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.
Tukino Ski Field is a club-operated ski field located on the eastern slopes of Mt Ruapehu. It is open to the public and operates just like a small commercial field.
Here at Chevron Motel, we welcome you with spacious, apartment style units close to the CBD. We are located in central Taupo; 1 block to the town centre, close to cafes, bars, the RSA, restaurants and cinema.
Perched on a hillside, the cabin overlooks lush bush and the peaks of Mount Ngauruhoe and Mount Ruapehu. Friendly native birds, such as the Tui and Wood Pigeon, are your neighbours, while the Piopiotea Stream flows below, visible from the deck.
Chris Jolly Outdoors has been looking after you for 40 years and that continues during COVID-19. Our ability to socially distance you on your 90 minute tour makes us part of your 'top things to do in Taupō'. Spacious and sparkly clean.
