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.
Looking for the ultimate stylish retreat for your upcoming stay in Taupo? Look no further. Retreat on Harvey Street has everything you could possibly want for that perfect getaway. This spacious 5 bedroom, 2.5 bathroom home sleeps up to 10 guests.
Experience New Zealand's finest scenery from the air and on the water. The Duck & Dive combo gives you the chance to skydive and raft in two of the most beautiful spots in the Central North Island.
Designed as a boutique lodge, Acacia Cliffs is intimate and private and, with four privately appointed guest rooms, is the ideal haven for up to four couples to enjoy luxury and seclusion. Relax in the privacy of your own suite.
Tucked off the road and just a stone’s throw from the shores of Lake Taupo, this holiday home is your own hidden hideaway. Welcome to Lakeside Haven.
Orakei Korako 'The Place of Adorning' - a spectacular Geothermal attraction. Lonely Planet Travellers Guide writes: “Orakei Korako is arguably the best thermal area left in New Zealand".
Riverbank Taupo Retreat is a 4 bedroom,2 bathroom holiday home with a comfortable, warm, and family-friendly atmosphere. This home is perfect for a relaxing family stay or as a base for all the adventure that Taupo has to offer.
Steve Yerex has twenty nine years experience, fly fishing in the Central North Island, this experience translates to an ability to match the client to the river and the best outdoor adventure for you that he can provide.
Had enough of the city? Feel the need to make some family memories? Or do you just need that weekend away by the Lake? Head to Parehopu Lake House.
Discover the Waihaha section of the Great Lake Trails made up of two interconnected trails: the Waihaha Link and the Waihora Link. The Taupō region’s supervolcanic nature is on full display with towering volcanic rock cliffs, breathtaking vistas, and a secluded waterfall nestled within the Waihaha Valley.