Norfolk Island

Norfolk Island was discovered by Captain Cook in 1774. It is just a 40km2 island in South Pacific, surrounded with breathtaking corals and fish of every color. One third of the island consists of a National Park, reserves and Camelot Gardens, each of which is like a magnet for nature addicted. Bushwalking and mountain biking trails encourage the visitors to discover this dreamworld up to its best hidden secrets. Either put on your trekking shoes or get on your bike! Try to locate one of the almost 50 unique plant and 10 unique bird species, that can not be seen at anywhere else in the world. By the time your vacation is over, you will know the island like the back of your hand.

Just like on every island, surrounded with the fabulous coral world, one of the main attractions on Norfolk Island is exploring the life under the water. The most popular address to start with is Emily Bay. Emily Bay is especially suitable for swimming and snorkeling, with its calm and crystal clear turquoise waters. Besides, it is home to an outstanding collection of glamorous fish in every imaginable color. Try not to get used to this color richness. Otherwise, the world above the water will look somehow pale. The water is so clear that once you start your observation under the water, you will enjoy a visibility of almost 20 meters. In fact, not only the fauna but also the landscape is fascinating. Put on your diving gears and take a closer look at the caves, tunnels and chimneys. If you are new to scuba diving, diving courses and tours are available. Every necessary gear can also be rented on the island, if you don't have one of your own.

The clubs on Norfolk Island offer diverse activities. Most of the time sports activities, like archery, skateboarding, pistol shooting, mini-golf etc... You can try everything you want and maybe eventually discover an unknown talent of yours. Recharge your energy with the delicious menus at gourmet restaurants, built on the fresh food from the island.

Norfolk Island is located on the north of New Zealand. There are regular flights from the bigger cities on the east coast of Australia (Brisbane, Sydney and Newcastle) and Melbourne as well as from New Zealand. The best way to travel around on the island is simply renting a car. Diverse range of accommodation is available.