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.
Bliss is a 2 storey, 2 bedroom characterful Taupō holiday home. Elevated to capture lake and mountain views, this private Taupō accommodation has decking and great indoor/outdoor flow for easy holiday living.
Perched on the banks of the beautiful Waikato River near Lake Taupō, this luxurious accommodation is the perfect private retreat.
At Central NZ Guiding we love adventure, in fact, we are consumed by it. So if you want to go on an adventure of a lifetime, get in touch today. If you can dream it, we can do it.
A unique taste experience with free honey, mead & liqueur tastings. View live beehives, discover health & wellness products, divine honey-based skincare, an amazing range of gifts and delicious honey ice cream. Group and school tours available.
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 a unique freshwater destination where nature and exploration come together. Explore our museum, native freshwater aquarium and historic hatchery, feed wild trout, and enjoy seasonal Kids' Fishing Experiences on selected NZ school holidays.
The Tree Trunk Gorge trail will take you on a picturesque journey through the Kaimanawa Forest Park. It passes through classic central North Island beech forest, across streams and rivers and over two impressive gorges as it tracks along the upper section of the Tongariro River.
A classic Kiwi bach (holiday home) in a truly enviable Motuoapa location - welcome to Marina Views, Lake Taupō.
A Top 100 golf course, The Kinloch Club, Taupō, is a Championship inland links style Jack Nicklaus signature design. Measuring 6519 yards off the white tees, and 7363 yards off the Championship tees, Kinloch offers an exceptional golfing experience.
