​Who in the world celebrates what is normally a late-summer Harvest Home in the springtime, calls it Thanksgiving, and doesn't traditionally serve turkey at the feast?Norfolk Islanders, that's who. They like to do things a little differently.Thanksgiving Day arrived on Norfolk Island, becoming part of the cultural fabric of its people, by a somewha...

​​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 ...

Norfolk Island's rich and fascinating history, culture and unique environment have long been known. In 2012 the waters around the island were also recognised with the establishment of the Norfolk Marine Park.Norfolk Marine Park is 700 kilometres long and covers more than 188,000 square kilometres of the Pacific Ocean surrounding Norfolk Island. It ...

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...