A place of extraordinary contrasts with its rugged volcanic peaks, verdant rainforests, white sandy beaches, rolling surf and tranquil lagoon, Lord Howe Island is encircled by the southern-most coral reef in the world and became one of the first three islands worldwide to be inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Only 280 people call the island home and to preserve Lord Howe’s unique and precious natural environment, visitor numbers are restricted to 400 at any one time.

Situated in the South Pacific Ocean, 440 miles north-east of Sydney, Lord Howe Island is less than 2 hours’ flight time from Sydney or Brisbane.