A guided tour around the beautiful, safe, paved paths in a place like Lake Taupo is the perfect way to enjoy a relaxed ride. Here’s how your perfect day will unfold:

Start at the Taupo Marina

Your journey begins at the Taupo Marina where we will fit you and explain how to use your E bike. From here we ride to the beginning of the shared biking and walking pathway - the Great Lake Walkway. You'll be greeted by stunning views of Lake Taupo, the largest freshwater lake in New Zealand. The path here is wide and paved, perfect for any level rider. Across the lake you will catch a glimpse of the snow-capped mountains. Ruapehu, Tongariro and Ngauruhoe (Mt Doom from the lord of the rings)

As you ride along the path, your guide will point out lots of interesting things including geothermal hotspots in the water, our famous Love Taupo sign, Carved pau "Te Atea" made from a 2000 year old Totara tree.

—perhaps a few water birds like swans or ducks cruising near the shoreline. You'll pass vibrant flower beds and lush green grass areas where families enjoy picnics, adding to the peaceful atmosphere.

Stop for Coffee or ice cream at a Lakeside Café

After a pleasant ride, it's time to take a break. A lovely café awaits you right by the water, offering views that could make any coffee taste even better. The aroma of freshly brewed coffee fills the air as you step inside. Choose your favorite beverage—whether it's a classic flat white, a rich espresso, or perhaps a refreshing iced coffee.

Sip your drink as you sit back and enjoy the sights: the lake shimmering in the sunlight, boats gently floating by, and the occasional swimmer or paddleboarder gliding through the calm water.

Continue the Path Around the Lake

Refreshed from your coffee break, it's time to continue your ride. The paved path here is incredibly safe and accessible for everyone, Your guide will share interesting facts about the area’s history, from its volcanic past to its significance as a cultural hub for Māori people.

As you move along, you will come across local artwork and sculptures, each telling a part of Taupo's story. You'll pass through park areas, where the trees provide scenic backdrop, and the air is filled with the sound of chirping native birds.