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.
..if a picture paints a thousand words then I hope that my landscapes reflect a little of me and my love of New Zealands wonderful scenery and often, tranquil moods.
Ride amongst vast stands of Kamahi, through volcanic rock formations and past the intriguing Echo Rock before you start to descend down the Kotukutuku Stream.
The multi-day Round the Mountain Track located in the UNESCO dual World Heritage Tongariro National Park showcases the varied volcanic landscapes and alpine vegetation on the flanks of the active volcano Mount Ruapehu. It's a more remote alternative to the Tongariro Northern Circuit Great Walk and will take you 4 - 6 days.
Adventure Taupō Hostel is a friendly, social hostel in town. Enjoy cosy vibes, comfy custom built bunks with privacy curtains, a great kitchen, sunny balconies, WIFI, parking, laundry service and a relaxed atmosphere perfect for meeting people.
Back in the 1880s, there were few roads in Taupo. Goods were shipped across Lake Taupo from Tokaanu Wharf.
Experience a private 4-day, 3-night retreat with Mauri Maunga Tongariro. Connect with the whenua, hear the stories of tangata whenua, experience tikanga Māori, share kai and discover the cultural significance of the Tongariro region.
Modern, friendly motel in a quiet central location, within easy walking distance of town and the lakefront. Units are spacious and modern, some have lake and mountain views others have private courtyards. Access units also available.
Wander among ancient towering trees and discover relics of the area's fascinating pioneering history, only a short drive from Taupō.
The Tongariro Alpine Crossing in Tongariro National Park is one of New Zealand’s most spectacular tramping tracks, and is considered the most popular one-day alpine hikes in New Zealand. One of New Zealand’s ‘Great Walks’ – a must do in this area.
Where Taupō township meets the lakefront, you’ll discover the newly-created Te Ātea (the Māori word for 'space'). Its purpose? A meeting place for all. But behind it is a story that began many thousands of years ago.
