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.
Lake Taupo Motor Inn is situated just 400 m from the shores of Lake Taupo. Enjoy breathtaking lake and mountain views from many of our well-appointed apartments and suites.
Situated right on the Omori, Taupō lakefront, Henley is the ideal destination for your next family getaway.
As the name suggests, Hot Water Beach is an incredible slice of lake frontage where you can enjoy steaming hot water straight from a natural geothermal spring! With views over the water and to the mountains - you won’t find a more scenic foot spa anywhere else in the world.
Boutique vineyard, holiday accommodation and event hire on the shores of Great Lake Taupo, New Zealand.
Luxury holiday home near Kinloch overlooking Lake Taupō. Four ensuite bedrooms, outdoor stone baths, panoramic lake and mountain views, perfect for romantic escapes, families and outdoor adventures.
Motuoapa Bay Holiday Park is situated on the southern shores of Lake Taupo. 40 kms south of Taupo, 9 kms North of Turangi and 40kms to local Ski Fields. We offer Lake front sites, Luxurious Motel Units, Standard Cabins and exciting new Kombi Cabins.
Turangi return shuttle to the world famous Tongariro Alpine Crossing. Depart and Return from any location in central Turangi. Locally owned and operated family business with the convenience of cultural insights & genuine local hospitality & drivers.
Guided Fly Fishing for Brown and Rainbow Trout in the stunning Lake Taupo Region. Chris Jolly Outdoors' specialist fly fishing guides have the local knowledge and expertise to ensure both novice and experienced angers have the trip of a lifetime.
Lakeside motel, no roads to cross and direct access to lovely sandy swimming beach for guests. Heated pool, spa, bikes, kayaks, paddle boards, large spacious homely rooms, free WiFi, trampoline, playhouse, guest laundry and pet friendly.
Where Taupō township meets the lakefront, you’ll discover the newly-created Te Ātea (the Māori word for 'space'). Its purpose? A meeting place for all. But behind it is a story that began many thousands of years ago.
