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.
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Explore the scenic beauty of the Tongariro National Park area and Taupo. Turangi Leisure Lodge is the perfect spot to set out and explore the mountains, rivers, and lake all within minutes.
Welcome to Kinloch Getaway, near Taupō, your warm & comfortable home away from home. This charming 4-bedroom, 2.5-bathroom retreat, spread across two storeys, offers a peaceful & laid-back lake base with plenty of space to enjoy with family & friend
Welcome to Production Fishing, Home of Turangi's premiere boat based fishing guide, Bill Grace.
Welcome to The White House, a beautiful 4 bedroom property set in the beautiful lakeside town at Wharewaka, it is the perfect place to enjoy and discover Lake Taupo.
Set in spacious rural surroundings with panoramic views from its own private gardens, with friendly alpacas and other farm animals just over your garden fence. Come and enjoy the privacy of the country but only minutes from Taupo's many attractions.
Sixties Cedar Bach is a funky retro bach in quaint Kuratau. With a large wraparound deck offering a glimpse of Lake Taupo, and bright open-plan living, this three-bedroom holiday home is an excellent base for your next adventure.
Omori Lodge is hidden amongst 24 acres of a native New Zealand bush and rolling hills with panoramic views of Lake Taupo and surrounding country.
Perfectly perched only metres from the lakes edge, you’ll be sure to bring the whole family along for your next lake escape in idyllic Hatepe. Welcome to Hatepe Haven.
This architecturally designed apartment is set at the highest point of the Nukuhau subdivision, with expansive views of Lake Taupō, Mount Tauhara and the Central Plateau mountains. It’s sure to impress.
