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.
Chris Jolly Outdoors has been looking after you for 40 years and that continues during COVID-19. Our ability to socially distance you on your 90 minute tour makes us part of your 'top things to do in Taupō'. Spacious and sparkly clean.
Providing exceptional bike hire service to the Great Lake Trails and Taupō surrounds biking trails from our base near Whakaipo Bay, at the eastern end of the Great Lake Trail. Hardtail mountain bikes and full suspension e-bikes & PLBs for hire.
Love waterfalls - so do we. Come and explore the Northern end of the remote Western Bays of Lake Taupō with one of our Western Bay Chasing Waterfalls cruises.
Explore and discover craft beer and cider using alpine volcanic water. Tours of the first fully automated brewing system in the world. A perfect indoor activity away from the weather.
AC Baths is an all-weather, family-friendly, thermally heated pool complex that offers entertainment for visitors and the community.
Want the 'best possible rafting experience in the Taupo Region?' We're the number one rated Taupō rafting experience on TripAdvisor. We've had over 230,000 customers in the last 30 years. 'Hands down this is the most fun in the Taupō region.'
We can accommodate groups of 3-8 people with spacious rooms, free WiFi, onsite parking, luggage storage and laundry facilities. Every detail is taken into consideration to make your stay comfortable and affordable.
Lake Edge Cottage is a rustic 2 bedroom absolute lakefront Waitahanui bach! With gorgeous views and fantastic position, this basic kiwiana bach is a great base for your next Taupo getaway as only 12 minutes drive to central Taupo.
Omori Lodge is hidden amongst 24 acres of a native New Zealand bush and rolling hills with panoramic views of Lake Taupo and surrounding country.
This short loop walk from Kakaho Campsite takes in the fantastic views and the tall trees of the Pureora Forest.
