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.
Stylishly designed and furnished self-serviced apartment conveniently located only a 5 min walk from central Taupo but set in a lovely quiet area overlooking a river. Its spaciousness, tasteful decor and great amenities make for an excellent getaway.
Just some young guys running a sweet as hostel. Finlay Jack's Backpackers offers warm, comfortable accommodation, with awesome options for different travel styles.
Turangi Climbing Gym is fun for the whole family and experience levels! With top ropes, lead climbing and bouldering problems which are always changing, you can spend plenty of time here, and know each time you come there will be a new challenge.
Lake-view Hideaway is a cosy 2-bedroom bach sleeping up to 5 guests. It features an open-plan living area, kitchenette, combined bathroom/laundry, and indoor/outdoor flow to a front patio with stunning views over Acacia Bay.
Located in the picturesque lakeside town of Kinloch, Bach 32 offers a perfect retreat for families, couples, or sports people seeking a lovely holiday.
Discover the Waihaha section of the Great Lake Trails made up of two interconnected trails: the Waihaha Link and the Waihora Link. The Taupō region’s supervolcanic nature is on full display with towering volcanic rock cliffs, breathtaking vistas, and a secluded waterfall nestled within the Waihaha Valley.
Haka House Taupō boasts a great location, near the stunning Lake Taupō. A great choice of accommodation in central Taupō, this hostel offers comfortable rooms, cosy social spaces and convenient facilities to ensure a great stay.
Ride amongst vast stands of Kamahi, through volcanic rock formations and past the intriguing Echo Rock before you start to descend down the Kotukutuku Stream.
The Ōreti Collection at Pukawa Bay offers boutique accommodation with stunning Lake Taupō views, plus Ōreti Restaurant, weddings, conferences and events - all perfectly placed for exploring Southern Lake Taupō and Tongariro.
Back in the 1880s, there were few roads in Taupo. Goods were shipped across Lake Taupo from Tokaanu Wharf.
