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.
Discover New Zealand with a car rental from any one of our 42 branches in all major cities and airports. Our fleet of late model vehicles are equipped with the latest safety features, so you can travel in comfort and enjoy the drive.
On a quiet street just three minutes walk from Four Mile Bay you’ll find a modern, family-friendly holiday home where you’re encouraged to put your feet up and find your happy place. Welcome to Stunner on Stanley.
Gorgeous family bach in a quiet neighbourhood, close to the Lake with lots of room for everyone over two levels. WIFI included.
We offer a one way or return shuttle service to the start of your Tongariro Alpine Crossing Adventure. We are proud to locally owned and operated, and we see your safety as our number one priority.
A charming bach nestled in the tranquility of native plantlife is Lakeview Bush Hideaway. It boasts picturesque views of the lake, making it a great choice for a peaceful, private retreat.
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.
With a comfortable set up for 6 guests, this relaxed holiday home is a great spot to kick back, relax, and take in the lake views.
Hire & drive your own donut boat! Pack some drinks & nibbles, & cruise Lake Taupo while enjoying your favorite music via onboard Bluetooth speakers. Throw the anchor and jump on in.
Splash, crash, swim & laugh, this trip is all about having fun, while traveling through the beautiful lower reaches of the Tongariro River. A great journey for families with young children, our more senior of citizens & non English speaking visitors.
Ride amongst vast stands of Kamahi, through volcanic rock formations and past the intriguing Echo Rock before you start to descend down the Kotukutuku Stream.
