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.
Designed and tastefully decorated with contemporary style, Mahuta Maison is a lovely renovated three bedroom home in the peaceful settlement of Five Mile Bay - with a reserve across the road and just a one minute walk to the lake.
Nestled in the serene surroundings of Pukawa Bay, this classic lodge built by the family in the 1980s offers a unique and nostalgic getaway.
Hawai Holiday House is a spacious family Bach set over three levels. Four large bedrooms comfortably sleep up to nine people with three full bathrooms. The main level has an open plan kitchen, dining and lounge area opening out to the BBQ.
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.
Enjoy exploring nature by foot? Let us guide you on our many beautiful and amazing hiking and walking trails around the Great Lake Taupo region.
Cushaven is a superb contemporary elevated home with spectacular views over Lake Taupo to the (often snow capped) volcanic mountains at the southern end of the lake. This home is a serene haven for a relaxing holiday.
Discover Lakeside Serenity, a rustic three-bedroom holiday home in a serene setting with easy lake access.
Two of Taupo’s best locally operated companies have joined forces to offer you the most exhilarating jetboat and cruise experience you can get, experiencing two natural phenomena in the region: the Nga Awa Purua Rapids and the Huka Falls.
We specialise in hiking and canoeing adventures throughout the Whanganui and Tongariro National Parks, including the famous, The Tongariro Alpine Crossing. We operate all year and and whether you’re a novice or keen adventurer we have a tour to suit.
This short loop walk from Kakaho Campsite takes in the fantastic views and the tall trees of the Pureora Forest.
