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.
Waimahana Apartment 12 is a modern self contained apartment located on the top floor of the complex. The perfect spot for a couple’s getaway.
Our expert guides are skilled anglers and natural storytellers, offering personalised instruction for beginners or advanced tips for experienced fishers.
Explore the remote hidden bays of Lake Taupo's Western Bays. Discover towering cliffs and sparkling waterfalls.
A Top 100 golf course, The Kinloch Club, Taupō, is a Championship inland links style Jack Nicklaus signature design. Measuring 6519 yards off the white tees, and 7363 yards off the Championship tees, Kinloch offers an exceptional golfing experience.
The Ōreti Collection at Pukawa Bay offers boutique accommodation with stunning Lake Taupō views, plus Ōreti Restaurant, weddings, conferences and events - all perfectly placed for exploring Southern Lake Taupō and Tongariro.
Access remote wilderness rivers by helicopter for an unforgettable day of fly fishing. Fish pristine trout waters rarely visited by other anglers while enjoying spectacular scenery and genuine New Zealand wilderness.
Mount Urchin offers an easily accessible wilderness of beautiful beech forest, incredible views and a real alpine environment.
Riverside Villa has it all. This four bedroom three bathroom Taupo holiday home has free WIFI and Sky TV, it is a great base for the whole family. A well-appointed home located on the edge of the Waikato River, it even has its own private jetty.
Designed as a boutique lodge, Acacia Cliffs is intimate and private and, with four privately appointed guest rooms, is the ideal haven for up to four couples to enjoy luxury and seclusion. Relax in the privacy of your own suite.
Discover the Waihaha section of the Great Lake Trails made up of two interconnected trails: the Waihaha Link and the Waihora Link. The Taupō region’s supervolcanic nature is on full display with towering volcanic rock cliffs, breathtaking vistas, and a secluded waterfall nestled within the Waihaha Valley.
