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.
We offer a range of budget options in both fishing trips and sightseeing trips. You will fish and catch trout on your own private charter.
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.
Part of the Super volcanic trail Network. Two nights B&B accommodation, meals and transport to mountain bike the Great Lake Trails over 2 days including the boat transfer from Waihaha on the first day and the K2K/W2K sections on the second day.
The multi-day Round the Mountain Track located in the UNESCO dual World Heritage Tongariro National Park showcases the varied volcanic landscapes and alpine vegetation on the flanks of the active volcano Mount Ruapehu. It's a more remote alternative to the Tongariro Northern Circuit Great Walk and will take you 4 - 6 days.
Nestled on the shores of Great Lake Taupō, our holiday park offers unique lakeside camping, caravanning, and cabin stays. Just halfway between Taupō and Tūrangi, enjoy fishing, biking & winter sports, all while making unforgettable family memories.
The Tongariro Holiday Park Return Shuttle picks you up from the nearby Holiday Park and drops you at the trailhead in Mangatepopo. We will then pick you up in the afternoon for the return journey back to Tongariro Holiday Park.
Bellbird Cottage is a 1 bedroom Waitahanui bach (holiday home) at Lake Taupō. Sitting amongst the trees this compact house is a tranquil lake base - the perfect getaway for 1-2 guests.
An easy short walk to a lookout point with panoramic views over the southern end of Lake Taupo.
Located just steps away from the tranquil shores of Lake Taupo and the bustling Two-Mile Bay Sailing Centre, this modern and stylish apartment is the perfect choice for your next holiday.
