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.
Taupō return shuttle picks you up from Taupō takes you to the track start then picks you up from the end of the track and takes you back to Taupo again. We give you a free map and information sheet.
Park the boat, unpack the goodies from the chilly bin, and pull up a chair on the deck. You’re on holiday and Motuoapa Studio has nothing but relaxation in store.
Welcome to Lake Terrace Lodge. This luxury 6 bedroom, 5 bathroom home sits directly across the road from the shoreline of Lake Taupo and is perched to look directly at the beautiful lake and mountains.
Lava Glass is the playground of Lynden Over, one of New Zealand's leading glass artists. In his studio, you get the opportunity to watch him and resident artists at work. Lava Glass is the first certified net carbon zero glass studio in the world.
Choose Thrifty for competitive rental rates, a fleet of modern 5 star ANCAP safety rated vehicles, convenient on-airport collection & a team of friendly service-focused staff.
Welcome to The Quarters, your boutique accommodation precinct, nestled on the banks of the Tongariro River in the North Island.
Peaceful, lakeside, a retro beauty - welcome to Kuratau Classic. Just a moments walk from the lake is where you'll find this Kuratau holiday home.
The Tongariro Alpine Crossing is rated as the best one-day hike in New Zealand. Trek across a volcanic alpine landscape of dramatic contrasts – steaming vents, glacial valleys, ancient lava flows, alpine vegetation and vivid crater lakes, all with stunning views.
Had enough of the city? Feel the need to make some family memories? Or do you just need that weekend away by the Lake? Head to Parehopu Lake House.
This might be the most romantic hidden-gem in Pukawa Bay; perched perfectly on the hillside looking out over the lush native greenery and blue waters of Lake Taupo. Welcome to Pukawa Country Lodge.
