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.
This beautiful home is only 50 metres from Lake Taupō and a short walk into the town centre. Plenty of room to spread in this beautiful setting featuring 5 bedrooms & 3 bathrooms split over 2 levels. With huge mature gardens, you'll quickly unwind.
Discover a place where the whole family will be entertained for hours on end. Pack a picnic, togs and towel and spend the day exploring, or dine on the edge of the Waikato River at Riverside Restaurant with delicious meals and breathtaking views.
Poronui is a luxury sporting lodge for the discerning traveller. Stay at the legendary Poronui Lodge, exclusive Blake House, or experience luxury camping at Safari Camp and be assured of superb kiwi hospitality, innovative menus and fine wines.
Brimming with character, Mid-Century Charm is a cosy and inviting holiday home in Taupo’s Rainbow Point.
Pukenamu Pleaser is a nice new home with Four Mile Bay Reserve frontage and stunning lake and mountain views. Just a short 250 metres to the lake, Lions walk and Four Mile Bay boat ramp.
Nestled on the shores of Great Lake Taupo, our holiday park offers unique lakeside camping, caravanning, and cabin stays. Just halfway between Taupo and Turangi, enjoy fishing, biking & winter sports, all while making unforgettable family memories.
Explore Lake Taupō on an eco-friendly electric sailboat with Sail Barbary. This one-of-a-kind experience is 100% emissions-free, noise-free, and sustainable, ensuring that your journey leaves no trace on the environment.
Great Lake Oasis is a 3 bedroom Kuratau holiday home. This modern and newly renovated home will make an awesome base for your next escape.
One of the highlights of this home is its stunning views of the lake, which can be enjoyed from the deck while sipping on a morning coffee or enjoying a meal prepared in the fully equipped kitchen.
We make art readily available to people by allowing them to get close to artworks, helping them to see the colours and forms that can not always be appreciated in a photo or online.
