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NEW ZEALAND

Here, snow-capped peaks rise above volcanic terrain. Clear lakes feed rushing rivers. Geothermal waters stir just beneath the earth. Together, they meet in the heart of the North Island, in Taupō.

Map of central New Zealand showing Huka Lodge on the North Island, near Taupō. Airports marked: Auckland, Rotorua and Taupō.

Lake Taupō covers 616 km² of the North Island, an area comparable to the entire city of Chicago.

This land carries centuries of heritage from the Māori people who have called this region home long before it had a name.

At Huka Falls, the Waikato River narrows from 100 meters wide to just 15, pushing 220,000 liters through every second.

More than 40 rivers feed into Lake Taupō, drawing anglers from around the world for some of the best trout fishing anywhere.

WHERE FIRE MEETS WATER

Life takes its cue from the water. A vast lake fills an ancient volcanic caldera, feeding clear rivers and the Huka Falls. Beyond, golden pastures and lush wilderness stretch towards snow-capped peaks, setting a rhythm for days spent here.

Aerial view of Huka Lodge, New Zealand, at sunrise with mist rising over the Waikato River and surrounding forest.
  • Summer 10 to 22°C | 50 to 72°F
  • Autumn 5 to 19°C | 41 to 66°F
  • Winter 3 to 11°C | 37 to 52°F
  • Spring 4 to 18°C | 39 to 64°F

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