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.
Get ready, the indoor entertainment starts here at Dropzone at The Landing - Taupō’s ultimate destination for fun, with bowling, bounce, ninja, arcade, and great food all under one roof.
Experience stylish and affordable accommodation, superior service and stunning lake and mountain views at Acacia Lakeview Motel. Only a short stroll to some amazing restaurants, cafes and Taupo town centre.
Nestled against the Kaimanawa Ranges and Mohaka River, Poronui Lodge offers an exclusive mountain biking experience on a 16,000-acre estate. Enjoy the thrilling rides through diverse terrains, from gravel roads to lush forests and open grasslands, all surrounded by breathtaking views.
Welcome to Kinloch family retreat, a comfortable home base in laidback Kinloch.
For our epic 3-day adventure we offer a unique experience where we will traverse a range of different terrains, from the high alpines of Umukarikari and Mt Urchin, to the clear fresh waters of the Waipakihi River.
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.
The Village Resort is located at 82 Lake Terrace and overlooks the shores of the stunning Lake Taupō. Just 500 metres from the CBD, it is ideally situated for all your accommodation requirements.
Come and fish beautiful Lake Taupo out of purpose built fishing kayaks. Fish for Rainbow trout and the odd Trophy Brown trout, while enjoying the serenity that only kayak fishing provides. Fishing is available all year round.
Experience a full day, guided fly-fishing trip into some more untouched parts of New Zealand. Often requiring a bit more travel each way but unlocking some amazing and remote back country streams and rivers.
The Kawakawa Section of the Great Lake Trails is made up of the K2K Trail, Orakau Trail, and Otaketake Trail.
