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.
Perfectly positioned overlooking the pristine waters of Lake Taupō there lies a hidden gem. A romantic boutique lodge offering total seclusion; a place to escape and unwind in utmost elegance and luxury.
From Taupo town you can ride all the way to Huka Falls (and on to Aratiatia Dam), following the course of the Waikato River along the Huka Falls Rotary Ride.
Flowing downhill, stunning wetlands, secluded beaches perfect for a mid-way swim and sweeping views of Lake Taupo are just some of the highlights of the K2K Trail, part of the Kawakawa Section of the Great Lake Trails.
Parklands Motor Lodge offers 31 self-contained rooms, 6 cabins, and pet-friendly campsites. Enjoy off-road parking, unlimited fibre WIFI, Sky TV, and air con. Onsite bar and restaurant in a central Tūrangi location.
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.
Splash, crash, swim & laugh, this trip is all about having fun, while travelling through the beautiful lower reaches of the Tongariro River. A great journey for families with young children our more senior of citizens & non English speaking visitors.
Perfectly perched only metres from the lakes edge, you’ll be sure to bring the whole family along for your next lake escape in idyllic Hatepe. Welcome to Hatepe Haven.
Walk through ancient forest, experience spectacular lake vistas, and enjoy constant birdsong on a variety of walks on the southwestern shores of Lake Taupo.
Just some young guys running a sweet as hostel. Finlay Jack's Backpackers offers warm, comfortable accommodation, with awesome options for different travel styles.
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.
