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.
Lochview is just 15 minutes from Taupō in the North Island. This spacious luxury tent is the perfect choice for couples, groups of friends, or families looking to relax, reconnect - and enjoy the glorious lake views and sunsets.
Daily scenic cruises to the Maori Rock Carvings onboard the Ernest Kemp, a replica steamboat. Ernest Kemp cruises daily all year round - four times during summer and twice in winter. Enjoy stunning Lake Taupo and the carvings on this 2 hour cruise.
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.
You can combine these hiking tracks for a multi-night tramp with lush beech forest, river crossings and wildlife.
Waipapa Cottage is a holiday home dreams are made of. Enjoy a luxury Kurutau stay with WIFI and breathtaking lakefront views over the majestic Kaimanawa Ranges.
Tūī Lodge was purposely built as a B&B and opened in 2005. Large guest lounge, under floor heating 4 ensuite bedrooms with view of Mt Pihanga and Kaimanawa Ranges. Very close to the Tongariro River.
A lovingly restored Kiwi bach with private lake access on Lake Taupō. Sleeps 7 across 3 bedrooms, with a full kitchen, fireplace and a large deck overlooking the lake. Cast a line from your doorstep and unwind as the sun sets. Pet friendly.
Explore the Maraetai Trail, starting right next to the Whakamaru Dam. This scenic route takes you through the historic Whakamaru switching station and ascends gently above the river. Wander through paths lined with pine trees and pass by peaceful farmlands where sheep and livestock graze. It’s the perfect way to immerse yourself in nature and local history.
Kingfisher is a 2 bedroom plus sleep-out Kuratau holiday home, situated in an amazing position on the Kuratau River, Lake Taupō.
