Norfolk Island is a hidden gem in the middle of the Pacific. The perfect place to relax, unwind, and capture some unique Instagram moments.
1. Lone Pine
No trip to Norfolk Island is complete without a photo of this iconic pine tree.
2. Mt Pitt
Drive right to the top of Mt Pitt for spectacular 360 degree views of the whole island!
3. Queen Elizabeth Lookout
This the perfect vantage point that overlooks Kingston a World Heritage Site, with the beaches, golf course, the cemetery and where the Pitcairn Islanders arrived in 1856.
4. The Raft
Anchored in the middle of Emily Bay, the raft is a constant reminder of an endless summer.
5. Kingston Pier
Beautiful by day, but spectacular at sunset, the Kingston Pier is a great spot to click away.
6. Cows
Cows have the right of way and roam freely on the roads; sometimes they are even happy to pose for the camera!
7. Sunrise over the Ruins
Capture the early morning sunlight pouring through the ruins in World Heritage Listed Kingston.
8. The Fig Trees
Located on New Farm Road - at the 100 Acres Reserve entrance you'll find these huge fig trees... big enough to play hide and seek in!
9. Golf Course
The Golf course is located in a World Heritage Site; it borders a sandy beach and the rolling waves of the South Pacific ocean.
10. Captain Cook Lookout
Located in the National Park, Captain Cook Lookout has an awesome outlook. Walk right to the end of the boardwalk and admire the view.
