The renowned Huka Falls, where the Waikato River cascades over volcanic rock formations in a breathtaking show of nature's force, is only a short distance from the lodge. Because of the lodge's riverfront location, visitors may enjoy the tranquil sound of rushing water as it passes by verdant lawns and lofty trees. Although the lodge is completely isolated and surrounded by native forests, it is only a short drive from Taupo and the pristine waters of Lake Taupo, the largest lake in New Zealand. From this ideal location, visitors may enjoy a range of outdoor pursuits in a stunning natural setting, such as fly fishing, hiking, and boating.

Hiking routes through ancient forests, boat rides on Lake Taupo, and guided birdwatching tours are great opportunities for nature lovers to explore the amazing biodiversity of the area. Exciting activities that highlight the striking scenery of the North Island include jet boating on the Waikato River, skydiving over Lake Taupo, and heli-skiing on Mount Ruapehu. Fly fishing on the renowned Waikato River, which is known for its immaculate waters and profusion of trout, is one of the lodge's most distinctive features. With experts who are familiar with the best locations for brown and rainbow trout fishing, guests may enjoy a tranquil day of fishing. Golfers can enjoy top-notch golfing in a breathtaking natural environment at the adjacent Wairakei International Golf Course, and the lodge's proximity to geothermal parks and natural hot springs provides the perfect opportunity to unwind after a day of adventure.