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.
Centrally positioned for convenience and comfort, Taupō Central is a 3-bedroom Taupō holiday home offering excellent options. The relaxed, family-friendly house is an easy choice for your next lake getaway, right in the heart of Taupō.
Boulevard Waters is situated right at the waters edge of Lake Taupo. All 10 luxury units with unlimited views are serviced daily & offer in-room spa, king size bed, kitchen facilities. Quiet location with off road parking.
Homely, original style family Bach that has everything you need for a great family holiday in Taupo. The property offers an amazing location in Five Mile Bay right by the Lake.
Craters MTB Park is a purpose-built mountain bike park located only a short distance from Taupō town, with trails ranging from children’s entry-level to technical cross-country and downhill trails.
Centrally located in Kinloch, 17 minutes from Taupo’s main centre, Loch Haven is an effortless trundle to the golf course and a leisurely walk to the lake through the Whangamata Track.
Lake front motel;18 units: studio and one bedroom units. Magnificent view of lake and mountains from many units. Conference/function facilities available. Breakfast available on request. Lift/stairs to access top floors.
Spa Thermal Park is home of the famous Otumuheke Stream hot pools. From here, you can also explore the Huka scenic walking trails and the Rotary Ride mountain bike trail.
Within the perimeter fence framing the countryside setting, lies a hidden gem. Pretty much roll up, no need for bookings, Reporoa is light on the pocket, and if no one is there you’ll be greeted by the gold ol’ honesty box!
Designed as a boutique lodge, Acacia Cliffs is intimate and private and is the ideal haven to celebrate your honeymoon or special occasion in simply stunning surroundings.
A platform that allows you organise your own transport to many of the typically difficult to access one-way trails in New Zealand. Avoid booking shuttles or car relocations, instead connect with other trail users and help each other.
