Taupo (more)
High: 15 Low: 9 
Taupo is a popular resort town, nestled on the banks of Lake Taupo, New Zealand's largest lake. Taupo activities include fishing, boating, walking, whitewater rafting and jet boating. more
Charter a boat in Taupo and see magnificent scenery as well as marine and bird life such as dolphins, penguins, seals and albatross. If you are a novice sailor, learn to sail at a Taupo sailing school.
Select Boats, Sailing and Charters in Taupo, New Zealand, from the list below. Alternatively select a different Taupo area.
This company is the most established charter boat operator in the Taupo Region. Four launches cater for groups from one to one hundred, specialising in trout fishing, scenic cruises, corporate entertainment, special events, and weddings. All boats have full bar-catering facilities and all equipment supplied...(more)
Phone | Address | MapWindsor Charters trout fishing and 'Above the Lake' Bed & Breakfast accommodation. Berthed at Lake Taupo’s boat harbour, 'Fish'n'Fun' a luxury, fast 24-foot (7.2-metre) Rayglass Cruisemaster can get you to the best Taupo trout fishing spots on the lake, in comfort and style. Fully qualified skipper and crew to maximise your chances of success. Fishing and accommodation packages available...(more)
Phone | Address | Map
For both experienced and beginner sailors, Taupo offers a fantastic array of opportunities to explore new territory and get out onto the water, be it oceans, lakes or rivers.
Learn to sail at a sailing school in New Zealand. Sailing schools offer courses, day trips and cruises for locals and visitors alike wanting to improve their sailing skills. Sailing lessons are available in diverse boating environments around Taupo, ideal for the experienced or novice sailor alike.
You can also charter motor boats, yachts and sailing boats for hours or days of cruising and sailing, or join organised boat cruises. Take a half-day, full-day or overnight boat tour. The choice is yours!
By boat, you can see areas of Taupo not accessible or visible from the roads, as well as encounter marine and birdlife such as albatross, penguins, dolphins and seals. There is over 15,000 kilometres of New Zealand coastline for you to explore.
Many tour operators offer visitors the opportunity to combine sailing or cruising with activities such as fishing, diving and snorkelling, swimming with dolphins and seals, whale watching and bird watching.
Cruises or excursions can be as relaxed or as invigorating as you want them to be as many operators offer a range of sailing trips with the oppportunity to sit back as a passenger, become one of the crew or even skipper your own vessel.
Competitive sailing and yacht building in New Zealand are world-class standard and New Zealand's famous sailors include Sir Peter Blake, Russell Coutts, Brad Butterworth and Grant Dalton...(search NZ boats, sailing and charters directory)
Home | About the Travel Guide | Advertise | Travel Enquiries | Useful Links | Disclaimer | Privacy & Security | Sitemap
©2012 New Zealand Tourism Guide.
Add a Site | Link to Us | Contact Us | NZ Tourism Newsletters | Business Centre | Booking Service | Advertise Staff | Tourism Businesses for Sale | NZTG YouTube | Tourism Web Awards | Affiliated Services
Awards & Membership: Tourism Awards | Fast500 | Hitwise | Telarc
Northland | Bay of Islands | Auckland | Coromandel | Bay of Plenty | Waikato | Rotorua | Eastland | Taupo | Ruapehu | Taranaki | Hawke's Bay | Wanganui | Manawatu | Wairarapa | Wellington
NZ Accommodation Guide | NZ Attractions Guide | NZ Tours Guide | NZ Transport Guide
Nelson | Marlborough | West Coast | Kaikoura | Christchurch | Canterbury | Mt Cook and MacKenzie Country | Wanaka | Queenstown | Otago | Dunedin | Fiordland | Southland
