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.
Black Bivvy is 18 minute's drive from Taumarunui in the King Country region, in the Central North Island. It's approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes drive from Taupo. Sleeping up to four, the large, purpose-built, off-grid hut sits amongst the trees.
This short loop track is a great way for walkers and mountain bikers to experience the variety of nature in the Kaimanawa Forest Park. Highlights include stunning podocarp forest and impressive views of Lake Taupō.
Take a guided walk through native bush around the stunning Lake Taupo region or the Tongariro National Park.
Simply a beauty to ride, Taupo Skatepark is rated by locals as one of the top skateparks in the upper North Island.
A fabulous, private, secure, open plan, architecturally designed holiday house that has been created with relaxation and space in mind. Located on the waterfront of Lake Taupo with an easy walk to the town centre.
Nestled in one of Taupo’s most sought-after suburbs, only a short drive from town centre, Nga Roto Retreat will provide everything you need for a luxury Taupo stay.
Romantic getaway or weekend away with the kids? This private cottage nestled amongst rolling lawns is the perfect way to push reset.
Boulevard Waters is situated right at the waters edge of Lake Taupo. All 10 luxury units with unlimited views are serviced daily & offer in-room spa, king size bed, kitchen facilities. Quiet location with off road parking.
Lusty's Lagoon has New Zealand's only swim-up bar & café with thermally heated pools, water slides & giant movie screen. You'll find a pump track, mini-golf, tennis court, jumping pillow & more. We have a range of accommodation & camping options.
Treat yourself on your next getaway to Lake Taupō with a stay at this stylish apartment, where the onsite wellness facilities and a fantastic lakefront location will have you feeling a million bucks - welcome to Waimahana 5.