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.
Magnificent views over New Zealand's largest lake with majestic mountains beyond are just the start of what this hotel has to offer. Hilton Lake Taupō is accessibly located midway between Auckland and Wellington.
AC Baths is an all-weather, family-friendly, thermally heated pool complex that offers entertainment for visitors and the community.
Flowing downhill, stunning wetlands, secluded beaches perfect for a mid-way swim and sweeping views of Lake Taupo are just some of the highlights of the K2K Trail, part of the Kawakawa Section of the Great Lake Trails.
Welcome to the Taupō Rockwall - our indoor climbing wall at the Taupō Events Centre is a challenging and fun all-weather activity for all ages.
Tucked away in a serene, private setting just a 4-minute drive from Taupō’s town centre, Thomson’s Nook is the perfect hideaway for singles or couples seeking comfort, calm, and convenience.
This is a great option for family holiday makers. With four bedrooms that sleep up to 8 people you can bring the whole family along, including the pet.
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.
An invitation to step into a world full of old-fashioned charm and kiwi hospitality. Just 5 minutes from Taupō township, The Loft is nestled on a hillside above Lake Taupō in picturesque Acacia Bay. There is a great restaurant in walking distance.
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.
Our expert guides are skilled anglers and natural storytellers, offering personalised instruction for beginners or advanced tips for experienced fishers.