Are you looking for the perfect combination of romance and adventure? Then you should consider visiting Lake Taupo, New Zealand.

The lake, located in the North Island of the country, was created nearly 2,000 years ago by a volcanic eruption so big it darkened the skies of Europe and China. The area’s fiery birth is evident in its abundance of natural geysers, steaming craters, and boiling mud pools — perfect spots for exploring a new romance.

Juan Pablo Galavis traveled to Lake Taupo on Season 18 of “The Bachelor,” and here’s how you can enjoy all of its wonders just like him.

Though a commercial flight will certainly do, another fun way to make your grand entrance at Lake Taupo is by swooping in on a seaplane. Once you land, take in the lake’s breathtaking surroundings. You and your love will be amazed by its pristine beaches, where swimmers and paddlers can enjoy warm, geothermal water currents.

Now, it’s time to heat things up! If you’re craving a hot experience with your significant other, we suggest hopping on a speedboat and heading over to the “Squeeze,” an exotic locale meant to bring couples closer together.

Once you’re there, maneuver your way through fantasy-like caves and tight rock passages before finding a mystical waterfall — where you and your bae can drown in the romance, passionately locking lips.

Later, sit down for an idyllic meal in nearby Te Puia, Rotorua — better known as New Zealand’s “geothermal wonderland” — where you can get to know your partner better as you soak in the sights of a gorgeous geyser.

For a day of fun, we suggest venturing forth to the beautiful hillside in Rotorua, where you and your loved one can dig into a picnic overlooking New Zealand’s emerald expanse — which, if you ask us, is the perfect setting to up the ante on your relationship.

After chatting over food, it’s time to turn the energy levels up! Grab your date and roll down the area’s grassy knolls in an OGO (outdoor gravity orb) — aka, a giant inflatable ball full of water — that will surely get your adrenaline pumping.

Just when you thought New Zealand couldn’t get any more exciting, it’s now time to take a trip to Hobbiton, where “The Lord of the Rings” and “Hobbit” movies were filmed. Take a tour of the whimsical set during the day and book a dinner for two at night. (Don’t forget to say hi if Bilbo Baggins stops by!)

Finish your vacation at Poronui Lodge’s ultraluxe Blake House, which sits high on a promontory with stunning views of the Taharua River.

A stay at the private villa includes the services of private chef, butler, and daily housekeeping. Blake House also offers guests an array of incredible outdoor activities such as fly-fishing, mountain biking, and horseback riding. When you’re done bonding with your sweetheart in the sunshine, go back inside for an instructive cooking class or relaxing couples massage.