Best Landmarks in Emily Bay

9 landmarks

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   Park4.9★51 reviews

   Mount Pitt Lookout

   Experience the stunning panoramic views from Mount Pitt Lookout, a must-visit park on Norfolk Island. This serene location offers a tranquil escape amidst breathtaking natural beauty, making it perfect for tourists seeking peace and picturesque landscapes.

   Open 24 hours

   11 min drive · 5.5 km·Mount Pitt Road, 2899, Norfolk Island

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   Vista point4.8★46 reviews

   Queen Elizabeth Lookout

   Queen Elizabeth Lookout is a must-visit vista point on Norfolk Island, offering panoramic views of the stunning landscapes and the surrounding ocean. This picturesque location is perfect for tourists seeking breathtaking photography opportunities and a serene atmosphere.

   Open 24 hours

   9 min walk · 0.7 km·WXW7+3HP, Rooty Hill Rd, Kingston 2899, Norfolk Island

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   Museum4.6★31 reviews

   No 10 Quality Row House Museum

   Step back in time at the No 10 Quality Row House Museum on Norfolk Island. This historical gem offers a glimpse into the island's rich heritage through its beautifully restored structure and exhibits, making it an unmissable stop for any tourist seeking to understand the local culture.

   Mon–Sat 11:00–15:00

   7 min walk · 0.5 km·10 Quality Row, Kingston 2899, Norfolk Island

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   Beach4.9★8 reviews

   Cemetery Bay

   Cemetery Bay is a breathtaking beach located on Norfolk Island, known for its stunning views, pristine waters, and tranquil atmosphere. Ideal for tourists seeking relaxation and natural beauty, this hidden gem offers a picturesque retreat for sunbathers, swimmers, and nature enthusiasts alike. With its unique charm, Cemetery Bay is a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Norfolk Island.

   9 min walk · 0.7 km·Quality Row, Kingston 2899, Norfolk Island

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   Tourist attraction4.2★6 reviews

   Kingston UNESCO World Heritage Site

   Nestled on Norfolk Island, the Kingston UNESCO World Heritage Site offers a captivating glimpse into the island's colonial past. With its well-preserved historic structures, stunning natural landscapes, and insightful interpretative signage, visitors can immerse themselves in the rich history and cultural significance of this remarkable location. Ideal for history buffs and nature lovers alike, Kingston is a must-visit destination that beautifully intertwines heritage and scenic beauty.

   4 min walk · 0.3 km·Quality Row, Kingston 2899, Norfolk Island

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   Tourist attraction4.5★2 reviews

   The Pitcairn Settlers Village

   The Pitcairn Settlers Village offers tourists a unique glimpse into the history and culture of Norfolk Island. Explore beautifully preserved buildings and gardens, meet friendly locals, and enjoy informative tours that bring the past to life.

   5 min drive · 2.3 km·Mulberry Lane, NSW 2899, Norfolk Island

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   Historical landmark4.0★2 reviews

   HMS Sirius Shipwreck

   The HMS Sirius Shipwreck on Norfolk Island is a captivating historical landmark that offers visitors a glimpse into maritime history, showcasing the remains of one of Australia's earliest naval vessels. The site is perfect for history enthusiasts and offers stunning coastal views.

   7 min walk · 0.6 km·WXQ4+WF8, Kingston 2899, Norfolk Island

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   Tourist attraction3.0★2 reviews

   Juvenile Point

   Juvenile Point, nestled on Norfolk Island, offers visitors a breathtaking coastal experience with stunning ocean views and rich natural beauty, making it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike.

   14 min drive · 7.0 km·2899, Norfolk Island

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   Vista point4.7★84 reviews

   Captain Cook Lookout

   Perched atop the stunning cliffs of Norfolk Island, Captain Cook Lookout offers magnificent panoramic views of Duncombe Bay and the surrounding ocean. This historic site, where Captain Cook first landed, is a must-visit for nature lovers and history enthusiasts alike. The lookout is not only a tribute to maritime exploration but also a perfect spot for photography and relaxation amidst the island's lush landscapes.

   Open 24 hours

   13 min drive · 6.7 km·Duncombe Bay Rd, 2899, Norfolk Island

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