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Just six kilometres to the south of Norfolk lies Phillip Island. In the right light, the island appears in its striking colours; rich reds and purples, subtle yellows and greys arched like rainbows through the contours of its imposing form.
Some have even dubbed it the 'Uluru of the South Pacific".
The island is difficult to get to and harder still to climb, but for the thousands of sea birds that regularly visit, Phillip Island is nothing short of an oasis. The island is free from feral predators and is home to a number of rare and endangered plants. all of which are thriving under the protection and management of Norfolk Island National Parks.
There are guided treks to Phillip Island. They are weather dependant and a good level of fitness is required.
