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.
Sitting on the banks of the mighty Waikato River, unwind with world-class views at welcoming Central Riverside Retreat with unlimited WIFI.
Tongariro Junction in Turangi is adjacent to SH 1 at the gateway to Tongariro National Park, close to the mountains and Lake Taupo. We offer a wide variety of reasonably priced accommodation to suit all needs, including backpacker & hostel rooms.
Welcome to Rainbow Motel. Cross the road and you are stepping foot on Tongariro National Park. And by the way, we are conveniently located halfway between Auckland and Wellington on the southern shores of Lake Taupo.
Showcasing and selling paintings, ceramics, sculpture, fibre art, jewelry, Harakeke flax art and woodturning created by a group of artists living in the Turangi / Tongariro area.
Situated in the heart of Kinloch on a nice quiet street, this sunny little bach is only a short walk to the lake, shops and play ground. The perfect property for your next summer or winter holiday.
This spacious, modern home was given the name ‘Bayview’ due to the stunning views of the bay which can be enjoyed from the hot-tub, sun-deck, all 4 bedrooms, both living areas and dining area.
Backyard Tours transport services customers from Turangi or National Park Village 'Park n Ride' to Mt Ruapehu Whakapapa Ski fields and to hiking the Tongariro Alpine Crossing from Turangi or the Private Tongariro Shuttle Car Park on SH46.
Tūroa Ski Area lies on the southwestern slopes of Mount Ruapehu. It has the longest vertical descent of any ski area in Australasia and also boasts New Zealand’s highest chairlift - the Highnoon Express.
Enjoy once in a life time views of the Tongariro Crossing and much more.
The Waikato River Trails are divided into five sections, each offering a unique adventure. You'll find everything from gently rolling paths to steeper, more rugged trails. The trails are graded from 3 (Intermediate) to 4 (Advanced). While most are wide and smooth, some, particularly in the Waipapa section, feature trickier single-tracks. A mountain bike is recommended for the best experience, ensuring you can handle the varied terrain and enjoy the scenic beauty to the fullest.in bikers and walkers can explore a series of cycle trails along New Zealand's longest river - the mighty Waikato River.