24 businesss in Norfolk Island
Anson Bay
Anson Bay is one of Norfolk's most spectacular secluded beach.Nestled in to the bottom of one the many steep cliffs just off …
Ball Bay Reserve
Ball Bay Reserve is located on the south-eastern side of Norfolk Island. This Reserve is Norfolk’s second largest, with an area of …
Bird Watching - Norfolk Island
Norfolk Island is a must visit for twitchers! From iconic species like the green parrot and the boobook owl, Norfolk Island is …
Bloody Bridge
Discover the local legend that gave this convict-built bridge its gory name as you drive or walk across the span overlooking Cemetery …
Bumboras Reserve
Bumboras officially known as Creswell Bay, or colloquially as "Bumby" is a secluded rocky beach, popular for rock fishing and swimming in …
Captain Cook Monument
Captain Cook area is part of the Norfolk Island National Park and has beautiful sea views to the offshore rock formations like …
Cargo Boats
Witness the unloading of the cargo boats which bring supplies to the island approx. every 5 weeks. (Schedules can change) As Norfolk …
Cemetery Beach
Cemetery Beach is located at the end of the historical cemetery in Kingston. It is a sandy rocky beach. On the low …
Convict Hospital
The Convict Hospital ruins are located within the Kingston and Arthur's Vale Historic Area on Norfolk Island. It is an historic site …
Duncombe Bay
Take in the gorgeous view Duncombe Bay has to offer from the Captain Cook Monument. Duncombe Bay is situated northwest of Burnt …
Emily Bay Lagoon
Set in World Heritage listed area of Kingston, this sheltered reefed lagoon is home to a variety of fish and hard and …
Farmer's markets
The farmer's markets are held every Saturday morning from 7.00am - 9.30am in the Bicentennial complex in Taylors Road. Although only small, …
Mount Pitt Lookout
Mount Pitt Lookout is one of the premier scenic vantage points on Norfolk Island, rising 318 metres above sea level inside the …
Nepean Island
Nepean Island (known in the local Norfuk language as Nepeyan Ailen) is a small, uninhabited limestone islet spanning approximately 10 hectares (25 …
Norfolk Island National Park
Follow in the footsteps of Captain James Cook to discover dramatic seascapes and towering forests. A sanctuary for threatened species, Norfolk Island …
Phillip Island
Phillip Island is a rugged, uninhabited volcanic sanctuary located 6 kilometres south of Norfolk Island in the Southwest Pacific Ocean. Often referred …
Point Ross Reserve
Point Ross Reserve is an 8-hectare public coastal reserve located on the rugged southwestern tip of Norfolk Island. Known as the island's …
Queen Elizabeth Lookout
The Queen Elizabeth Lookout is a premier elevated vantage point on Norfolk Island, located at the top of Rooty Hill Road right …
Slaughter Bay
Slaughter Bay is a calm, reef-protected bay located in Kingston, Norfolk Island. Situated within the Kingston and Arthur's Vale Historic Area—a UNESCO …
Snorkeling
Norfolk Island offers some of the South Pacific's most underrated beach-accessible snorkeling. Because the island sits in a unique subtropical transition zone …
St Barnabas Chapel
St Barnabas Chapel is a historic late 19th-century church on Norfolk Island widely regarded as one of the most beautiful architectural gems …
Sunday Arts & Craft market
Catering for visitors and locals with supplies of seasonal fresh fruit and vegetables, cut flowers, home cooking, craft and souvenir items, books, …
The Arches
The Arches is a heritage-listed convict-era ruin located on Rocky Point Road (near Bumbora Road) in the former Longridge settlement of southwestern …
The Kingston and Arthurs Vale Historic Area - World Heritage
The Kingston and Arthur's Vale Historic Area (KAVHA) on Norfolk Island is a 250-hectare, UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its stunning …