Travel to
Lord Howe Island
Nature’s Sanctuary, Unveiled
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.
A NOTE FROM THE EXPERTS
Visiting Lord Howe Island offers a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in pristine natural beauty, from lush forests to stunning coral reefs. To make the most of your trip, consider participating in guided eco-tours led by knowledgeable locals, ensuring a deeper appreciation for the island’s fragile ecosystem and rich biodiversity.
UNIQUE EXPERIENCES
Some unique experiences in Lord Howe Island include hiking to the summit of Mount Gower for breathtaking views of the island, snorkeling or diving in the pristine waters of the Lord Howe Island Marine Park to witness colorful coral reefs and diverse marine life, & participating in birdwatching tours to observe rare bird species like the Providence petrel & the Lord Howe woodhen in their natural habitat.
OUR FAVORITE TIME OF THE YEAR TO GO
The best time to visit Lord Howe Island is during the shoulder seasons of autumn (March to May) and spring (September to November) when the weather is mild, the seas are calm, and there are fewer tourists, allowing for a peaceful and enjoyable island experience.
INSIDER TIP
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.