Explore Burnt Pine. Take a leisurely stroll to nearby shops and cafes to get a feel for the local atmosphere.

Come aboard Christian’s Glass Bottom Boat Cruise. Look down through the crystal-clear, turquoise waters discover our local fish and coral.

Take a hike through Norfolk Island National Park. Explore walking trails and boardwalks – see if you can spot the Island’s iconic green parrot.

Head up to Mount Pitt. Drive or hike up to Mount Pitt for stunning, 360 views. Make sure to pack a picnic!

Brave the Charter Marine Phillip Island Trek. It’s an incredible experience getting over to and hiking on Phillip Island. Operator Dave Bigg is very experienced so even though it can be physically challenging, you’ll always feel safe. This is an exceptional environmental experience (so many birds and unique flora) and perfect for the active traveller.

Emily Bay is the most popular beach on Norfolk for a reason! Splash in the shallows or pull on your snorkel and fins, and soak in the beauty of the lagoon and surrounding pines.

Enjoy the sunset atop the cliffs of Half-Century Reserve. Fill the picnic basket in your room with lovely locally made nibbles such as Hilli Goat’s cheese, Guava Jelly, biscuits and home-made treats from the deli, with your drink of choice and watch the sunset. It’s a beautiful, peaceful spot.

Brave the Lantern Lit Ghost Tour. Head over to the cemetery for a fascinating (and scary) ghost tour filled with bizarre and terrifying stories. You’ll even get to visit Australia’ most haunted house.

Baunti Island Fish Fry is a must-do. Indulge in fresh fish and seasonal island dishes prepared the local way. Watch Tahitian-style dancers sing and dance while the sun sets.

Immerse yourself in the Island’s history at Fletcher’s Mutiny Cyclorama. This 360° painting depicts scenes of the voyage and munity on the Bounty, and settlement of the island. With music, sound, props, 3D illusions it feels like stepping into a time machine.