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.
Little Haven prides itself on delivering friendly, quality, affordable Taupo accommodation. We offer self-contained units, only a short walk to the Town Centre, and with a café across the road, this Taupo accommodation has many conveniences.
Down a long, tree-lined driveway in the Broadlands Forest lies a hidden retreat, nestled on an expanse of land right on the banks of the mighty Waikato River - welcome to River Lookout Lodge.
Welcome to Lake Living. This is a classic three-bedroom holiday home located just one road back from the lakeside, in the town of Kuratau.
Nestled down a quiet cul-de-sac in the lakeside town of Kuratau stands this spacious and family-friendly holiday home, just waiting to be the perfect base for your next lake escape. Welcome to Lakefront Gem.
Stagford Barn – Modern comfort in a peaceful rural setting, with your own private hot-tub. Welcome to Stagford Barn, a brand-new two-bedroom retreat just 10 minutes from Taupō town centre and the shores of Lake Taupō.
If you’re looking for a spacious, private and cosy base in Taupō to make your home away from home, look no further than this five-bedroom, two-storey treasure. Welcome to Rainbow Lake House.
Come and fish beautiful Lake Taupo out of purpose built fishing kayaks. Fish for Rainbow trout and the odd Trophy Brown trout, while enjoying the serenity that only kayak fishing provides. Fishing is available all year round.
Te Tuhi Dome is set 15 minutes from Taupō, near Kinloch Bay. The Dome sits on a hillside with views across farmland, native bush, and down to Lake Taupō. Both the hut and the dome are completely private and set on different parts of the property.
Rent with confidence and choose Avis for your Car Rental to explore New Zealand. Avis offers a wide range of rental cars in 38 different branches located across the country.
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.
