Norfolk Island

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TOP 5 Reasons to visit Norfolk Island

1 - Norfolk, a unique and diverse island with a picturesque coastline, is an outdoor paradise – an ideal location for a week away. Star gazers delight as Norfolk has Gold level Dark Sky status under the Australian Dark Sky register.

2 - National Parks, Botanical Gardens, public reserves and walking trails are interspersed with the unique Norfolk Island Pines.

3 - Birdlife is plentiful with land, water and sea species including terns, kestrels and gulls, red rosellas and one of the world’s rarest birds – the Green Parrot, brought back from distinction by dedication and conservation.

4 - For sea and outdoor lovers - Emily Bay is an ideal swimming and snorkelling location, rock pools and glass-bottomed boat viewing. Also, in your free time there is an opportunity to go fishing or play golf.

5- Food - Norfolk Island is a paddock-to-plate heaven. All fruit and vegetables are grown on the island, in season and picked daily for you to enjoy that day. Add to that fresh fish, local beef and boutique products such as coffee, honey and cheese and you can see why so many travellers adore Norfolk.

Inclusions

• Return flights with Air Chathams ex Auckland

• Seven night’s accommodation at the South Pacific Resort

• Transfers as specified on tour

• Orientation tour

• Ghost Tour and Dinner

• Paddock to plate tour

• Cyclorama visit + Devonshire tea

• Progressive Dinner

• Island Fish Fry Dinner

• Breakfast bush walk

• Wonderland by night

• Pitcairn Settlers’ Village tour

• Convict Settlement tour

• Sound & Light Show

• Daily cooked breakfasts, one BBQ breakfast, one lunch, six dinners

• Pukekohe Travel Escort subject to min.15 people travelling

Cost

*This is a cash price. Credit cards will incur a 1.5% fee
*Itinerary and costs subject to change, airline and fuel charges and currency fluctuations prior to final payment

Exclusions

• Items of a personal nature

• Travel Insurance (please ask us for a quote)

• Meals not specified

Booking Conditions

• A non-refundable deposit of $500 per person will secure a place on the tour

• Full payment is due no later than 27 June  2025

Cancellations

• From the date of booking to 27 June  2025 – loss of deposit

• After 27 June  2025 – no refund

Travel Insurance

Travel Insurance is essential. Please feel free to contact us for a quote.

General Information

Climate

• Temperatures are a very pleasant 20˚c with a low of 15˚c

Currency

• The Australian Dollar – ATM available on the island

Documentation 

• A current passport is required, valid six months beyond date of travel

• No visa is required for NZ passport holders

• All other passport holders please ask

• Additional travel documentation will be required and determined at the time of travel

Health and Mobility

• A good standard of health is required and clients should be independently mobile with the ability to walk unaided on uneven surfaces. 

• Mobility frames are not practical or permitted.

The Island

History and Culture

The past plays a large part in the Norfolk way of life – highlighted by museums, churches, sound and light shows, re-enactments, ruins, buildings and structures. 

Their history dates back to the 1800s, convict settlements and the Mutiny on the Bounty.

Their history is divided into eras

Pre-1788 – evidence of Polynesian settlement

First Colonial settlement 1788 – 1814

Second Penal settlement 1825 – 1855

Third Pitcairn settlement 1856 – present day

Visitors become very much absorbed in their way of life and enjoy seeing how the past is influencing the future.

Cyclorama- one of Norfolk’s leading attractions.

- This pictorial 360˚ panorama with 3D effects, highlights the culture and history of the island in a special way.

-  This takes you on a historic journey including the famous 1789 Mutiny on the Bounty which created the Norfolk and Pitcairn communities.

- The history from the discovery by Captain James Cook in 1774 to this island paradise becoming a harsh penal colony in the late 1700s will intrigue.

Friendly Locals

The population of the Norfolk is around 2100 and locals are proud of their heritage and welcome visitors to share their island paradise with others.

You will be greeted with a smile and a welcome that will make you realise how they value you visiting.

Norfolk is sometimes known as “An English Island in the Pacific.”

Terms and Conditions

For full terms and conditions please visit our website Terms and Conditions or please ask our tour consultant for a copy.