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.
New Zealand's highest cliff-top Bungy Jump - located 47 metres (154 feet) above the Waikato River, check out the stunning views before taking the plunge into or towards the crystal clear waters below.
Welcome to Kinloch family retreat, a comfortable home base in laidback Kinloch.
Designed and tastefully decorated with contemporary style, Mahuta Maison is a lovely renovated three bedroom home in the peaceful settlement of Five Mile Bay - with a reserve across the road and just a one minute walk to the lake.
Situated on the shores of New Zealand's favourite Lake Taupo Clearwater has 10 quality units overlooking the lake all with in-room spas, full kitchen facilities. 6 units with air-conditioning. Quiet location, off street parking and free Wi-Fi.
Great Lake Oasis is a 3 bedroom Kuratau holiday home. This modern and newly renovated Lake Taupō home will make an awesome base for your next escape.
This Lakefront apartment has to be seen to be believed. Featuring panoramic Lake Taupō views from the floor to ceiling windows, a geothermal tub and outdoor dining on the balcony.
The River Side Trail in Taupō is a scenic, two-way path along the Waikato River between Control Gates Bridge and Spa Thermal Park. Ideal for all ages, it offers gentle terrain, stunning river views, and lush native bush. The trail connects to the Rotary Ride and Huka Trails, passes Cherry Island and River Side Reserve, and climbs behind Taupo Bungy, ending at Spa Thermal Park.
AC Baths is an all-weather, family-friendly, thermally heated pool complex that offers entertainment for visitors and the community.
Quality Inn Acapulco offers affordable, comfortable accommodation and is conveniently located near the Lake Taupō edge and town centre.
Long regarded as one of the world’s most revered and inspirational luxury accommodations, Huka Lodge is set among 17-acres of established, parklike gardens along the banks of the emerald-blue Waikato River.
