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.
All day, all weather activity park. A must see Taupo attraction. Bring along the family and get lost in our over 2m high giant maze, confuse yourself in the Science Discovery Centre, marvel at the LEGO display, get in a round of mini golf and more.
Marinaside Villa is a Taupo holiday apartment central to all the action with WIFI. Relax in style at this contemporary lifestyle apartment with partial elevated views over the marina, lake, river, parks and city.
Here at Chevron Motel, we welcome you with spacious, apartment style units close to the CBD. We are located in central Taupo; 1 block to the town centre, close to cafes, bars, the RSA, restaurants and cinema.
Built and maintained by locals, the Taupō Bike Park is a staple to the growing BMX scene in the Taupō region. You can spend hours here, enjoying endless rounds of high-flying dirt jumps on your bike.
Choice Wharewaka is a 5 bedroom 3 bathroom Wharewaka holiday home at Lake Taupo. Including unlimited Fibre WIFI and sunny living, this well positioned house is an ideal lake base located just a few minutes walk from the waters edge.
Designed to perfectly capture outstanding panoramic lake and mountain views from the living, kitchen, dining, master bedroom, and large wrap-around deck – this substantial home is in a prime location close to Taupo town centre and the lake.
You can combine these hiking tracks for a multi-night tramp with lush beech forest, river crossings and wildlife.
The Waihaha Hut Track is set in native forest within the Pureora Forest Park on the western side of Lake Taupo.
The ultimate cliff-top rope Swing. Located at the Taupō Bungy site, this exhilarating ride offers participants a feet-first alternative, with all the excitement of freefall.
This track is the shortest route to the top of Mount Pureora. On a clear day walkers are rewarded with views across Lake Taupō, the Mamaku Ranges, Mount Taranaki, and Mount Ruapehu.
