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.
Centrally located in Kinloch, 17 minutes from Taupo’s main centre, Loch Haven is an effortless trundle to the golf course and a leisurely walk to the lake through the Whangamata Track.
Enjoy a summer BBQ in the private outdoor dining area. Conveniently located just a short drive away from the Two Mile Bay boat ramp, you can easily access the lake for a day of fun on the water. Plus, tucked away parking for a boat is available.
Lovely lake view 3 bedroom holiday home available. Quiet peaceful surroundings in amongst the bush and birdlife. Stunning views overlooking Pukawa Bay and Lake Taupō. A 600 metre gentle stroll to the beach. Your superb holiday home.
Luxury accommodation with a conscience. Hidden away in a privately owned Central North Island native forest you will discover Puketui. Located just 12km from Taupo, Puketui is an environmentally conscious, luxuriously appointed couples escape.
Exclusive use of new, purpose built accommodation comprising a kingsize bed; separate bathroom with shower, vanity unit and toilet; 3 seater comfortable, cushioned sofa, high quality furniture and fittings. Exclusive use of own outside area and BBQ
A wonderful 4 bedroom, ranch-style residence in one of Taupo's premier locations and bordering right on Lake Terrace. This is the perfect holiday place to be relaxed, refreshed and restored while enjoying the many local events and outdoor adventures.
This Bach Has it All is a lovely Taupō holiday home with sleep out in Rainbow Point. It is perfect for a family holiday or even two families.
The Tongariro Alpine Crossing is rated as the best one-day hike in New Zealand. Trek across a volcanic alpine landscape of dramatic contrasts – steaming vents, glacial valleys, ancient lava flows, alpine vegetation and vivid crater lakes, all with stunning views.
The Tree Trunk Gorge trail will take you on a picturesque journey through the Kaimanawa Forest Park. It passes through classic central North Island beech forest, across streams and rivers and over two impressive gorges as it tracks along the upper section of the Tongariro River.
