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Norfolk Island is a South Pacific paradise full of stories, activity and character. It has a unique history and community now enjoyed in modern life with its beautiful landscapes, impressive diversity and refreshing authenticity. The island shares a similar latitude and climate to Australia's easternmost towns and is a sub-tropical gem.
A stunning natural environment, a relaxed pace of life, heritage architecture and long established traditions, it shouldn't surprise as a foodie and culinary destination. A real nod to the slow food movement, recipes come from ancient Polynesia through to the influence of American whalers. Menus and markets are based on grown fresh produce and seasonality.
There are over 60 accommodation properties of types and styles and plenty of tours to experience and entertain. Fishing, kayaking, heritage, native forest, cycling, gardens and cultural tours are all available. Events are on every month with celebrations of Country Music, Jazz, a Food Festival and the new Ocean Challenge in January.
Start planning your trip now to take advantage of our direct from Auckland services. Flying weekly every Friday.
Attractions
Emily Bay
Emily Bay is the most popular and only swimming beach on the island. The lagoon is sheltered with a sand beach & tranquil, crystal clear waters for sunbathing and swimming. Home to a variety of fish and hard and soft coral, you'll love some eas
St Barnabas Church
This beautiful church was built as a memorial to Bishop Patterson in 1880 and the exterior hides stunning wood carving, inlaid mother of pearl and black, white and coloured marble flooring. In the centre is a massive silver cross that has been made out o
Kingston and Arthurs Vale Historic Area
The Kingston and Arthurs Vale Historic Area (KAVHA), is of outstanding significance to the nation as a convict settlement spanning the era of transportation to eastern Australia between 1788 -1855. It is also significant as the only site in Australia to d
Norfolk Island National Park
Explore the stunning scenery and rich diversity of bird and plant life. Tracks wind through lush palm forests, stands of Norfolk Island pine and along the coastal fringe. You can even walk beneath the tallest tree ferns on earth.
Did you know?
Norfolk Island has its own language which developed from the languages of the settlers - 18th century English and Polynesian. "Watawieh" is "how are you?" and "Webout you gwen?" is "where are you going?"
