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.
Our Taupō return shuttle picks you up from Taupō, takes you to the start of the track, then collects you at the finish for the return trip. This shuttle service is operated by family-owned Tongariro Expeditions, who have been running since 1998.
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.
Take a guided walk through native bush around the stunning Lake Taupo region or the Tongariro National Park.
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.
Spacious 5-bedroom holiday home spread over two separate levels with external access between floors, offering both shared living and private spaces. Ideal for relaxed group getaways and stays near Lake Taupō.
The Big Splash is about being wet in the summer and cool in the winter, by doing a wicked combination of bungy jumping and rafting. With two locally owned and operated companies, we offer an action-packed day, that's on the wild side.
Lakeshore Luxury Villa provides exclusive holiday accommodation within the scenic natural landscape of 'The Point', a 24-hectare secure and private conservation estate perched above the famous Maori Carvings, on the shores of beautiful Lake Taupo.
Chantilly's quiet, peaceful location just minutes from the crystal clear waters of beautiful Lake Taupō.
Raft fishing trips can be made to suit every angler's specific needs. Experienced guides are available to help locate and net your first fat Taupo Rainbow Trout. The Tongariro River is world famous for its trout fishing.
