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.
See steaming hot mineral pools and spluttering mud pools on this short, easy walk.
This might be the most romantic hidden-gem in Pukawa Bay; perched perfectly on the hillside looking out over the lush native greenery and blue waters of Lake Taupo. Welcome to Pukawa Country Lodge.
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!
Our Turangi Fly Fishing Guides take clients year-round on the mighty Tongariro River (and nearby backcountry waters in season) to target rainbow and brown trout. We also teach learners how to fly fish and guide in Queenstown, Twizel and Christchurch.
Discover the spectacular lakefront lifestyle and uninterrupted access that come with this welcoming and warm home - welcome to North Cole Cottage.
Welcome to Taupō's Treat your boutique accommodation, located close to the Taupō town centre and Lake Taupō. Your holiday haven is a studio style cottage with seperate kitchen and bathroom.
Just a short stroll to the town centre, this warm and inviting Tūrangi holiday home is packed with all the comforts of home, making it the perfect base for you next family adventure. Welcome to The Orchard House.
Kayaks and Stand Up Paddleboards, the most chilled of our Tongariro Adventures! What better way to relax than to be at one with nature on the spectacularly beautiful Kuratau River. Paddle this navigable pristine river, surrounded by bush & birdsong.
We will take you on a 1/2 day adventure kayaking to the impressive 14m high Maori Rock Carvings at Mine Bay, Lake Taupo. Only close-up viewing is accessible by water, a visit to the carvings is the must do activity in Taupo.
For our epic 3-day adventure we offer a unique experience where we will traverse a range of different terrains, from the high alpines of Umukarikari and Mt Urchin, to the clear fresh waters of the Waipakihi River.
