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.
Interactive adventure experiences that challenge minds and create connections, including escape rooms, scavenger hunts, and team adventures within the Taupō Region.
Welcome to Kenshaw Cottage, a classic kiwi bach with lake views from the deck. Tucked away in peaceful Omori, this is a great place to escape from the big smoke and recharge the batteries.
Take a guided walk through native bush around the stunning Lake Taupo region or the Tongariro National Park.
Cruise to New Zealand’s most visited natural attraction, Huka Falls, in our purpose-built riverboat. Enjoy incredible views of this spectacular waterfall in comfort with Huka Falls River Cruise.
Chantilly's quiet, peaceful location just minutes from the crystal clear waters of beautiful Lake Taupō.
Charter a Private Cruise out on Lake Taupo with Top Cat Charters. Top Cat Charters offer a range of cruise options, which can include sightseeing out to the Maori Rock Carvings, Western Bays or Trout Fishing or swimming, paddle boarding and more.
This beautiful home is only 50 metres from Lake Taupō and a short walk into the town centre. Plenty of room to spread in this beautiful setting featuring 5 bedrooms & 3 bathrooms split over 2 levels. With huge mature gardens, you'll quickly unwind.
This architecturally designed apartment is set at the highest point of the Nukuhau subdivision, with expansive views of Lake Taupō, Mount Tauhara and the Central Plateau mountains. It’s sure to impress.
An eighteen-kilometer loop joins together some of the favorite bike trails near the Wairakei Tourist Park, from Huka Falls to Aratiatia Dam as well as the Wairakei Resort Track. Ride through a geothermal wonderland in the Taupo region.
The most high-tech jet ski experience on Lake Taupo. No experience needed - Hire & drive the jet ski yourself. Blast around the bay or go on a self-guided tour by following the GPS map on the ski to the iconic Maori rock carvings.
