All Country Regions in Norfolk Island

Anson Bay on Norfolk Island offers coastal cliffs, open Pacific views, rural roads and quiet sunset scenery away from the island’s main centres.

Emily Bay combines sheltered swimming, coral-rich shallows and Norfolk Island’s convict and Pitcairn heritage around historic Kingston.

Longridge on Norfolk Island offers rural scenery, quiet roads and convenient access to the territory’s historic sites, coast and island culture.

Middlegate offers a peaceful rural base on Norfolk Island, with Norfolk pines, open landscapes and easy access to historic Kingston and island-wide sights.

Mount Pitt, Norfolk Island, combines summit views, native forest walks and a clear perspective on the island’s compact Pacific landscape.

Nepean Island, near Norfolk Island, combines rugged South Pacific scenery, seabird habitat and convict-era history in a protected offshore setting.

Norfolk Island National Park combines endemic forest, Pacific cliffs, mountain viewpoints and wildlife-rich walking trails on an island shaped by layered history.

Point Hunter on Norfolk Island combines UNESCO-listed convict heritage, ocean views, Kingston’s historic foreshore and quiet southern-coast walks.

Rocky Point, Norfolk Island, offers cliff-top ocean views, seabird habitat and quiet rural scenery on the island’s exposed south-west coast.

Selwyn Reserve offers a quiet Kingston setting for exploring Norfolk Island’s convict heritage, coastal scenery and historic landscape.

Steels Point on Norfolk Island offers wind-shaped cliffs, South Pacific views and easy access to Kingston’s convict heritage and coastal landscapes.

Stockyard Valley reveals Norfolk Island’s rural landscapes, volcanic countryside and quiet roads, within easy reach of heritage and coastal sights.