Continent
Oceania
About this destination
Norfolk Island is a small Australian island in the Pacific, between Australia, New Zealand and New Caledonia. It is known for the slender Norfolk Island pines, which are named after it. In Kingston stand the well-preserved buildings of a former penal settlement, now a World Heritage Site. Many islanders descend from the Bounty mutineers, who moved here from Pitcairn. You fly there from Australia.
Best time to visit
All year (mild maritime climate)
