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.
Right in the heart of town centre is Taupō's newest family destination! Walk through the gardens of the Tongariro Domain, grab takeaways from one of the many cafes off Tongariro Street, and picnic on Tongariro's Domain's lawn right next to the playground. Just a stone's throw away from Lake Taupō, enjoy an afternoon of pure fun.
Do you love Taupō? Located on Taupō's lakefront, the #LOVETAUPŌ lettering has quickly become an icon of the town and a must-stop photo spot.
Join our Chasing Waterfalls tours to explore the hidden gems of Lake Taupō's secluded Western Bays. Escape the hustle and bustle and enjoy stunning rock formations, private beaches, clear waters, and spectacular waterfalls.
This easy walk in Pureora Forest Park takes you to a small rain-fed lagoon surrounded by tall kahikatea and rimu trees.
Just a short stroll to the town centre, this warm and inviting Tūrangi holiday home is packed with all the comforts of home, making it the perfect base for you next family adventure. Welcome to The Orchard House.
The Orakau Trail is a nice gradual downhill which takes you through stunning native wetlands before dropping you into the secluded Kawakawa Bay.
La Petite Masion Au Bord De La Riviere, Taupō – “The Small House Beside The River”.
Just some young guys running a sweet as hostel. Finlay Jack's Backpackers offers warm, comfortable accommodation, with awesome options for different travel styles.
Lochview is just 15 minutes from Taupō in the North Island. This spacious luxury tent is the perfect choice for couples, groups of friends, or families looking to relax, reconnect - and enjoy the glorious lake views and sunsets.
Explore the Maraetai Trail, starting right next to the Whakamaru Dam. This scenic route takes you through the historic Whakamaru switching station and ascends gently above the river. Wander through paths lined with pine trees and pass by peaceful farmlands where sheep and livestock graze. It’s the perfect way to immerse yourself in nature and local history.
