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.
Looking for an ultimate holiday retreat with breathtaking panoramic views of Lake Taupo and the mountains from a sun-drenched outdoor space or in the comfort of your bedroom? Welcome to Lakeview Scope.
Great view of the lake, Sheltered rear deck, Short walk to the Lake edge.
La Petite Masion Au Bord De La Riviere – “The Small House Beside The River”.
Are you looking for a great Kiwi holiday - the Lake House is it. With amazing views from the back deck and plenty of space for your cars, boats and toys. Our bach can comfortably sleep 2 families or 8 people and is the best holiday house by the lake.
Te Tuhi Dome is set 15 minutes from Taupō, near Kinloch Bay. The Dome sits on a hillside with views across farmland, native bush, and down to Lake Taupō. Both the hut and the dome are completely private and set on different parts of the property.
Scenic Solitude is the ultimate escape. Located just a ten minute drive from Taupo’s town centre you are truly removed from the hustle and bustle in a home with stunning views where you feel like nothing else matters.
Only a short 15 minute drive from Taupo Town Centre and an easy 2 minute walk to the Kinloch lakefront, this spacious home, with a glorious lake view, makes an ideal weekend or summer holiday spot.
The 42 Traverse takes you on an adventure through remote, rugged terrain, following an old logging road in former State Forest 42. Best enjoyed in summer, it features ruts, washouts, and river crossings. With a 520m descent, it's great for experienced and intermediate riders seeking a thrilling ride and breathtaking views.
Nestled on the side of Mt Pihanga, Lake Rotopounamu (‘greenstone lake’) is a special favourite of tree lovers and birdwatchers.
Part of the Super volcanic trail Network. Two nights B&B accommodation, meals and transport to mountain bike the Great Lake Trails over 2 days including the boat transfer from Waihaha on the first day and the K2K/W2K sections on the second day.
