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.
This is a great base for your next trout fishing holiday or simply a relaxing lake and mountain getaway.
The Kaimanawa Descent is Kaimanawa Alpine Adventures epic 23km Grade 3, purpose built heli biking trail. With the trail head over looking the volcanic plateau, descend through the Kaimanawa's with breathtaking views. It's a ride you wont forget.
A quiet, spacious holiday park with a large swimming pool and a natural thermal plunge pool. A good range of accommodation & camping to suit all budgets. The perfect base to explore the Huka Falls, Lake Taupo or Mt Ngauruhoe also known as "Mt Doom".
Escape the crowds on a personalised backcountry fly fishing adventure. Explore remote rivers and wilderness fisheries selected to suit the season, conditions and your experience while enjoying some of the region's most secluded trout waters.
Charter a Private Cruise out on Lake Taupo with Top Cat Charters. Top Cat Charters offer a range of cruise options, which can include sightseeing out to the Maori Rock Carvings, Western Bays or Trout Fishing or swimming, paddle boarding and more.
Lakeshore Luxury Villa provides exclusive holiday accommodation within the scenic natural landscape of 'The Point', a 24-hectare secure and private conservation estate perched above the famous Maori Carvings, on the shores of beautiful Lake Taupo.
Escape the hustle and bustle and relax at Stagford Retreat. A luxe two bedroom retreat set 10 minutes from Taupō’s town centre in Bonshaw Park.
Golders Heights is a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom Taupō holiday home that has great inside outside flow, with ranch sliders that open up off the lounge so you can enjoy the gorgeous views.
Classic lakefront holiday home in Wharewaka, just steps from the water. A well-located base for relaxed lake days, family adventures, and enjoying everything Taupō has to offer.
The Headland Loop Trail starts and finishes on the W2K Trail at the top of the headland between Kinloch and Whakaipo Bay.
