Flying into Lord Howe Island must be one of the most beautiful and breathtaking sights in the world. From the time of its discovery in 1788, Lord Howe Island has been recognised for its exceptional natural beauty, being given the status of “World Heritage” in 1982. The island is 11km long and 1.5 km wide and boasts rich rainforest, an exceptional range of marine life, plants and birds and high volcanic peaks.
This subtropical island paradise has an average summer temperature of 26 degrees and in winter the average is 16 degrees Celsius. There is every imaginable outdoor activity on offer from swimming, surfing, snorkelling, scuba diving, hand-feeding fish, bushwalking coral viewing, bird watching and star-gazing. And the fishing is simply legendary.
Visitor numbers to the island are strictly limited, ensuring no crowds, for a relaxed and leisurely holiday. The selection of accommodation is varied and the cuisine is exceptional. A photographers’ paradise, and only two hours out of Sydney or Brisbane, you will not find a more beautiful Island than LORD HOWE. Experience for yourself.