The most common style of fishing at Norfolk Island would have to be deep sea fishing. This is the tried and tested method of driving out to a patch of reef, dropping down a heavy sinker and baited hooks and waiting (never very long!) for the fishes inquisitive hunger to lead them to their tasty demise. This method is great for catching a feed and i...

Emily Bay may be the most popular beach on Norfolk (and for good reason - it's beautiful!) but did you know there's quite a few other places hidden around the island that are just as breathtaking? Maybe you've heard whispers of them or seen the photos and wondered. Well, here's a quick rundown of some of the lesser known 'hidden gems' that Nor...

Norfolk Island is a quaint - almost quirky – forgotten corner of Australia. And that's a huge part of its appeal. I went back recently, after not having visited for over a decade. It was a sweet reminder of how naturally beautiful Norfolk is. Not a lot has changed and, in today's world, that can be pretty appealing. It's a relax...

A long weekend on Norfolk Island offers an island getaway from hectic life to a less complicated and extremely beautiful Norfolk Island holiday.Rugged cliffs and rolling green hills studded with trademark Norfolk pine trees are the first sign that the Air New Zealand flight is about to land on the eight by five-kilometre speck in the South Pacific ...

The Norfolk Island logo has been revisited. While keeping true to the overall impact of the existing brand creative, it has been moved forward, given a new deep and meaningful value, while creating an elegant logo outline element that encompasses the destination brand and core values in 2018. 'There's more to Norfolk Island' becomes an intrinsic pa...