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 huge holiday home with WIFI is just the ticket for a few families holidaying together. Enjoy views of Lake Taupō from the deck and large windows along the lake-facing front.
Come and get out on Lake Taupō, Let us take you on a tour to visit one of Taupõ's iconic tourist attractions, The Māori Carving's and enjoy an adrenaline rush on our Beautiful Lake Taupō getting there.
Situated within the Waihaha Section of the Great Lake Trails, the Waihaha Link Trail begins at the Waihaha River carpark and winds along the Waihaha River towards Lake Taupō. The route offers stunning views of the volcanic terrain, with the impressive Tieke Falls serving as a standout feature
Opotaka is a historical Maori pa site (fortified village) where you can learn about the history of the famous Ka Mate Haka, see the remains of the Maori settlement, and enjoy spectacular views across Lake Rotoaira to Mt Tongariro.
A modern, spacious open-plan two bedroom apartment in Taupo overlooks the Waikato River, Taupo domain and marina. Sleeps six (two bedrooms plus sofa bed). Swimming pool onsite. Full kitchen facilities, double garaging. Kayaks and WiFi available free.
A slice of Acacia Bay magic, filled with character and ready to host your fuss-free escape to Lake Taupō - Welcome to Lofty Lakeviews.
Acacia Views is a 4 bedroom 2 bathroom Acacia Bay, Lake Taupō holiday home and a self-contained studio downstairs as an extra bonus.
This tranquil retreat offers the perfect spot to relax with the family.
Craters of the Moon Taupō New Zealand is a geothermal walkway with Lunar Landscapes - Hence its name. Craters of the Moon showcase the natural thermal activity of Taupo including bubbling craters, steam vents and colourful soils. 45+ minutes walk.
Orakei Korako 'The Place of Adorning' - a spectacular Geothermal attraction. Lonely Planet Travellers Guide writes: “Orakei Korako is arguably the best thermal area left in New Zealand".
