Lake Taupō is New Zealand’s largest freshwater lake, located in the North Island’s volcanic plateau, formed from the caldera of a massive ancient eruption, offering clear waters for fishing, boating, and geothermal attractions like hot springs and Huka Falls nearby, with the town of Taupō serving as a hub for adventure and nature activities. It’s known as Taupō Moana, the “inland sea,” famous for trout fishing, stunning scenery, hiking, and unique Māori rock carvings accessible by water
