Lord Howe Island is Just Paradise. Immerse in Lord Howe's spectacular World Heritage-listed natural surroundings and experience some of the world’s best day hikes, snorkel the world's southernmost on the coral reef, hand-feed the fish at Ned’s Beach and wander along white-sanded beaches.
Welcoming just 400 visitors at any one time, this island paradise is a quick two-hour flight from Australia's east coast. Now is the perfect time to visit.
Lord Howe Island welcomes just 400 visitors at any one time, which means it’s never crowded. As accommodation is limited, it’s important to book flights and accommodation at the same time.
There’s a great range of accommodation available on Lord Howe including lodges, guesthouses and self-contained apartments. To send an email enquiry direct to a preferred accommodation, click the ‘enquire’ button. QantasLink flights may be booked online, or alternatively flight bookings, accommodation and complete holiday packages are available through specialist travel agents.
ALL AccommodationLord Howe offers a range of great dining options, from home-style fare to and contemporary cuisine. Enjoy home-baked roast dinners and the island’s famous ‘fish fries’ to sophisticated menus featuring internationally-inspired fine dining.
ALL DININGMt Gower, Ned’s Beach, Ball’s Pyramid, Erscott’s Hole, North Bay, Transit Hill, Blinky Beach, Malabar Hill, Old Settlement, Admiralty Islands.
EXPLORE MORELord Howe Island is considered an outstanding example of an island ecosystem evolved from submarine volcanic activity.
EXPLORE MOREA little over 600 kilometres from the north coast of NSW, rising through the clear waters of the southwest Pacific Ocean, lies the remains of an extinct volcano.
EXPLORE MORELord Howe Island is a remnant of a now-extinct shield volcano, dating some 7 million years, which has been eroded to one-fortieth of its original size.
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Travel to Lord Howe Island
Due to the current Coronavirus pandemic, it is recognised that as Lord Howe Island welcomes visitors from the mainland once again, there is a risk of infection in the community. We want your visit to be safe and we also wish to safeguard the welfare of the island’s 350 residents. For this reason there are some specific responsibilities that all travellers need to consider prior to arrival.
Travellers’ Responsibilities