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.
Situated in the heart of Kinloch on a nice quiet street, this sunny little bach is only a short walk to the lake, shops and play ground. The perfect property for your next summer or winter holiday.
Just four hours drive from both Auckland and Wellington, and forty minutes from Taupo, the Turangi-Tongariro region is truly the heart of the North Island. It is perfect for both relaxation and solitude or adventure and outdoor pursuits.
A home away from home, a place to relax and enjoy time with those that matter the most.
Relax, unwind and soak up the atmosphere at Lake Taupo Lodge. Inspired by Frank Lloyd Wright, this award winning lodge is set within magnificent landscaped gardens overlooking Lake Taupo and the mountains.
Whakapapa is a world-class adventure playground located on the northern slopes of Mt Ruapehu, boasting the countries premier beginner facility, Happy Valley. Terrain is formed by solidified lava making for some of the most exhilarating skiing and snowboarding New Zealand has to offer. Explore everything from cruisy groomers to exhilarating chutes, bumps and drops, made all the more exciting by the natural volcanic terrain.
Situated right on the Omori, Taupō lakefront, Henley is the ideal destination for your next family getaway.
Chantilly's quiet, peaceful location just minutes from the crystal clear waters of beautiful Lake Taupō.
Spacious Taupō lakefront holiday home overlooking 3 Mile Bay, ideal for families or groups. It features four bedrooms, four bathrooms, an office, and open-plan living with easy indoor–outdoor flow for relaxed stays.
Where vintage charm meets modern luxury on the shores of Lake Taupō. Indulge in the ultimate lakeside escape with panoramic views of Lake Taupō and the majestic mountains beyond.
Let Canoe & Kayak take you on a kayak adventure across stunning Lake Taupō while taking in all the beautiful views of the surrounding coastline and neighbouring mountains before getting up close and personal to the iconic Māori Rock Carvings.
