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.
Tūī Lodge was purposely built as a B&B and opened in 2005. Large guest lounge, under floor heating 4 ensuite bedrooms with view of Mt Pihanga and Kaimanawa Ranges. Very close to the Tongariro River.
As the name suggests, Hot Water Beach is an incredible slice of lake frontage where you can enjoy steaming hot water straight from a natural geothermal spring! With views over the water and to the mountains - you won’t find a more scenic foot spa anywhere else in the world.
Relax on Roberts is a 1 bedroom apartment located in the heart of Taupo including WIFI and swimming pool facilities. This cosy apartment is an ideal escape for couples.
This huge holiday home sleeps up to 10 across two levels and five bedrooms, with a second kitchenette in the downstairs level. There's plenty of room for the whole extended family to enjoy their own space.
Peaceful, private and perfect for your next getaway to Lake Taupō, this two-storey beauty is surrounded by tranquil gardens and only 12 minutes' walk from the lakefront. Welcome to Garden Grove.
Our Stand-Up Paddleboard (SUP) rentals offer a fun and active way to explore the stunning waters of Lake Taupo. Perfect for all skill levels, our high-quality boards provide a relaxing and enjoyable experience surrounded by breathtaking views.
Make your way to Lake Taupō and take your pick of a low key or adventure-filled beach break - Lake Vista is ready to host your ideal escape.
Lake Life Kinloch is a lovely adventure base in Taupō with its breathtaking, panoramic views. This modern holiday home is just a short stroll from the lakefront and is perfect for families.
Park the boat, unpack the goodies from the chilly bin, and pull up a chair on the deck. You’re on holiday and Motuoapa Studio, Lake Taupō, has nothing but relaxation in store.
The trail to the top of Mt Tauhara is a favourite hike with locals and visitors. This 2.5km trail climbs to the summit at 1,088 metres, offering panoramic views over Lake Taupō and the central North Island.
