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.
Stay66 in the traditional bed and breakfast style; offers two listing options, sharing the common areas (kitchen, lounge, dining, gardens, and front deck for those stunning views): The Lake Room (this listing); and the Smyth Wing (comprises 3 rooms).
Centrally located in the Heart of Taupo this ground floor apartment is positioned perfectly for your next Central North Island adventure.
Bryce Curle Fly Fishing has been operating in the Central North Island / Great Lake Taupo region since 1998, he offers a professional and true Kiwi Fishing Experience for the novice through to the most experienced angler. A service that is unmatched.
The 85km long Timber Trail is a unique mountain bike ride across ancestral Maori lands, taking you deep into the ancient Pureora Forest Park in New Zealand's central North Island.
Pukenamu Pleaser is a nice new home with Four Mile Bay Reserve frontage and stunning lake and mountain views. Just a short 250 metres to the lake, Lions walk and Four Mile Bay boat ramp.
Our guides are personable, qualified and ready to guide you on the Whanganui River. Adrift provides instruction, transport, equipment and gear hire. We guide every day. Explore rugged terrain and lush native forest.
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.
A beautifully appointed, multi-level apartment offering the perfect blend of comfort, style & location. With Lake Taupō views & layout designed for both relaxation & entertaining, this holiday home is ideal for families, couples & corporate stays.
Boutique luxury lodge with stunning lake and mountain views and a spectacular Lake Taupō location. Acacia Cliffs offers stylish accommodation, relaxed luxury and genuine New Zealand hospitality. Secluded just minutes from town and Lake Taupo.
