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.
Lupin Lodge Bed & Breakfast is located on a country lifestyle farm set amongst native gardens and large shade trees, idyllic for unwinding and listening to the birdsong of our local native birds. The Lodge is pet friendly.
The multi-day Round the Mountain Track located in the UNESCO dual World Heritage Tongariro National Park showcases the varied volcanic landscapes and alpine vegetation on the flanks of the active volcano Mount Ruapehu. It's a more remote alternative to the Tongariro Northern Circuit Great Walk and will take you 4 - 6 days.
New Zealand's largest transport network, InterCity operates a fleet of modern comfortable air-conditioned buses with services to Taupō and locations around the country.
Welcome to this little gem based on the outskirts of Taupo town centre.
Wander among ancient towering trees and discover relics of the area's fascinating pioneering history, only a short drive from Taupō.
Perched on a cul-de-sac with elevated edges is Nature Vistas, a grand four-bedroom home offering an unparalleled retreat with expansive views of Lake Taupō, the mountains, and the surrounding landscapes.
Heli Adventure Flights is Lake Taupo’s leading tour flight helicopter company. Taupo is in New Zealand’s North Island, set on the edge of Lake Taupo, the southern hemisphere’s largest crater lake (in fact, it is the size of Singapore).
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.
At the mouth of the Tauranga-Taupo River in the small village of Oruatua, there are two easy walking tracks to enjoy the river, the native bush of the reserves and the expansive lake views.
Behind the beautiful lakeside settlement of Kuratau sits the smallest but mightiest lake in the Taupo Fishery when it comes to hauling in heaps of fish. Originally part of the hydro-power scheme, Lake Kuratau is a flooded forest stocked to the brim with small rainbows and the occasional brown.
