Taupo Turangi - Accommodation
Adventure Lodge and Motels
National Park
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10+ | 10+ | $$ |
| Adventure Lodge and Motel offers a wide range of accommodation options and is set in a beautiful part of the Central Plateau with a wide range of fishing options within easy reach. It is ideal for anglers wishing to explore options like trophy fish Lake Otamangakau to the wilderness fishing of the many mountain streams and rivers in the area. | |||
Lake Cottage
Pukawa Taupo
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4 | 7 | $$ |
| Lake Cottage is a 3 bedroom spacious Pukawa holiday home in Omori a 10 minute stroll from the lake edge and boat ramp. This Pukawa holiday home includes warm and welcoming open plan living, with a fireplace for toasty winter stays. For relaxed summer living, the sheltered, wraparound deck is the perfect space to fire up the BBQ and admire the peaceful lake and bush vistas! Bedrooms 1 and 2 at this Pukawa accommodation are fitted with a queen bed each, while bedroom 3 has 2 single bunk sets - ideal for families and couples. This is a great base to explore the year round fishing that the Taupo region offers. | |||
Tui Lodge
Turangi Taupo
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4 | 8 | $$$ |
| Situated near the world famous Tongariro River in the quiet town of Turangi on the southern shores of Lake Taupo, Tui Lodge will quite simply take your breath away. Surrounded by stunning scenery and rivers just waiting for you to fish for the brown and rainbow trout the region is world famous for Tui Lodge is a purpose built luxury home with four spacious guest rooms all with private ensuites making it an ideal haven for the ultimate fishing experience as well as being perfect for non-fishing partners, holiday makers and artists. | |||
Motutere Bay Top 10
Lake Taupo
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| The Motutere Holiday Park is located about halfway between the townships of Taupo and Turangi on the very shore of Lake Taupo. They have a number of New Zealand's top rivers a short drive away which offer year round fishing. These include the Tongariro, Tauranga-Taupo, Hinemaiaia and Waitahanui rivers to name a few. | |||