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Are you a fan of winter travel? Do you love the feeling of the crisp, frosty air rejuvenating your soul? Planning your upcoming winter holidays to Norfolk Island might be the ideal decision! Experience the mesmerizing beauty of the island in its winter splendor. Check out Norfolk Island’s flights and accommodation packages online and get the best off-season deals. It is the season when searching for ‘Norfolk Island family accommodation’ or ‘Norfolk Island luxury accommodation’ will land you the most profitable bargains.

Why take holidays to Norfolk Island in winter?

• The climate is mild and never reaches extreme temperatures.
• Flights to Norfolk Island in winter are underpriced.
•  Accommodation at Norfolk Island is easy to find and economical in winter.
• You can avoid the bustling tourist crowd.
• You get access to off-season privileges.
• The breathtaking winter view of the island is something you should not miss.

Five places to visit on your Norfolk Island winter tour

Here is a list of the tourist destinations in Norfolk Island you should not miss seeing during your winter travel:

1. World Heritage Site, Kingston and Arthur’s Vale Historic Area (KAVHA)

It is a historically pertinent destination as it marks the area where erstwhile convict settlements were situated. Don’t miss the Norfolk Island Food Festival held here in November, featuring local and international cuisines. Sample the authentic dishes of the region by booking yourself a buffet lunch package.

2. Hundred Acres Reserve

Soak in the tranquility of nature by following the peaceful trails of this National Park and Forest Reserve. Get to witness the endemic and migratory species of birds that have made this place their home. Visit the much-loved fishing spot Rocky Point. Winters here offer stunning views, comprising an expanse of clear, blue skies dotted with tall pine and white oak trees.

3. Norfolk Island museum tours

Immerse yourself in the historical and cultural richness of Norfolk Island’s ancient civilizations, including European, Polynesian and Pitcairn settlements. These imposing heritage buildings are steeped in fantastic tales of Norfolk’s ancient culture. Winter is a great time to visit the museums as the crowd is comparatively less, giving you ample time and space to explore and soak in the vibes.

4. Emily Bay

Snorkeling and swimming in Emily Bay in the winter are different experiences altogether. Fortunately, the winter months in Norfolk Island are temperate and an excellent time to participate in water activities. First, the crowd is significantly reduced. Second, you get off-season discounts. Enjoy the surreal view of the coral reefs and deep sea life at affordable rates and in relatively calmer surroundings.

5. Norfolk Island all-inclusive package tours

The best part about availing these package tours in winter is the availability of huge discounts. You not only get to see all the famous places of Norfolk like cemeteries, nature parks, mountain trails, bays and waterfalls in a guided fashion but also come to know of the best places to wine, dine and shop.

Follow the unconventional path and plan your next winter holidays to Norfolk Island. Find unbelievable discounts online for accommodation at Norfolk Island. Get access to off-season flights and accommodation packages that suit your budget.

Planning on visiting Norfolk Island? Great choice! Norfolk Island has some of the most scenic beauties and clean turquoise lagoons. So, if you’re planning a family holiday, you’re in for a treat. Although the island covers a relatively small 35 square kilometers, you will still find many fun activities to keep you and your family engaged.

You can choose to immerse yourself in the history of the World Heritage-listed convict site in Kingston or maybe in the sea while snorkeling at the Emily Bay lagoon. You may also enjoy a nature walk in the lush green mountains or just chill in your Norfolk Island family accommodation. Australians don’t even need a passport for this overseas holiday. Yes! We’re not joking. Just hop on your Norfolk Island holiday special flight and land in just two hours. But do keep your driver’s license as identification; that’s all you need for entry to the island.

Enough talk! Let’s dive right in and give you a quick walkthrough of what makes Norfolk Island ideal for a family getaway.

Dig into local delicacies

Norfolk Island’s 20-odd restaurants and cafés will fill your food palate with lip-smacking local dishes. The produce grown in the rich volcanic soil has a unique taste. If you visit in June or November, you will be a part of Bounty Day, or a Norfolk Island Food Festival. You will get to experience the best hospitality and some traditional dishes. These include pacific-style fish (local fish marinated in lemon juice, served with tomatoes, lettuce and other vegetables in a coconut cream sauce), mudda (green banana dumplings in coconut milk) and pilhi (a dish of green or ripe bananas, salt and flour). You can have a great family feast of local dishes and meet the locals at the festival.

Play golf at a World Heritage site

Norfolk Island Golf Club is a golfer’s paradise. The spectacular views make this golf course a must-visit place. Gaze at the stunning beauty of Emily Bay as you sip coffee with your family at the clubhouse. You can have a fulfilling holiday at Norfolk Island by visiting the UNESCO world heritage ruins and museums full of rare artifacts.

Explore the island on your own

You can go to any place from your Norfolk Island accommodation by using the allocated Cumberland Resort and Spa rental car. You can drive to the top of Mount Pitt for a 360-degree view of the island or head northwest for a barbeque picnic with your family at Anson Bay. The captivating view of the sunset from Puppies Point and the starry night skies will give you an experience like never before. You can also try fun and adventurous activities at the beach, such as snorkeling and swimming at the blue lagoon, or a glass bottom boat tour to watch the crystal clear corals.

Do you want a break from the monotonous city life? If yes, you will not believe what Norfolk Island has in store for you. Norfolk Island is the place to forget the world and its headaches and have a good time. The scenic beauty at Norfolk Island will be a sight for sore eyes. Moreover, there are many fun things to do to keep you engaged. Although it’s hard to believe, Norfolk Island is only 35 sq km. But like the famous saying, “Don’t judge a book by its cover.” Or, to be precise, “Don’t judge an island (especially Norfolk Island) by its land area.”

Where is Norfolk Island?

Alright! The place sounds all very nice, but where is Norfolk Island? Norfolk is a tiny Australian island in the South Pacific region, roughly between New Zealand and New Caledonia. It is almost at the same latitude as northern New South Wales. You will experience a mild subtropical climate, clean turquoise waters, and a coral-filled lagoon.

Things to do on Norfolk Island

The mesmerizing vibe of the island will sweep you off your feet. You can book a Norfolk Island package, tours, activities and massage treatments through Cumberland Resort and Spa,  and do so many fun things in Norfolk. So, fasten your seat belts because you’re in for a joyous ride.

Car Rental Norfolk Island

Exploring the island on your own is a fantastic experience. You can do that by hiring a car on Norfolk Island as Cumberland Resort and Spa automatically allocates a four door automatic rental car with every booking. You can enjoy quality tours to offbeat places on the island. You can quickly get around the island with your Cumberland Resort and Spa rental car since there is no public transport. But on the flip side, you have the freedom to explore the island at your own pace. You can drive to the top of Mount Pitt for a 360-degree view of the island or head northwest for a barbeque at Anson Bay. You can also watch the captivating view of the sunset from Puppies Point. Or head south to the World Heritage Listed area of Kingston, Norfolk Island.

Explore the UNESCO World Heritage site

Head to the KAVHA World Heritage site to experience the robust architecture of the ruins and visit the museum. You can go back in the evening for a different vibe when the buildings and ruins are lit up. Fun fact, there is a wonderful golf course at this UNESCO World Heritage site, the oldest in Australia. If you’re a golfer, then this is paradise. You can play rounds of golf and then enjoy the coastal views by sipping your coffee at the clubhouse.

Snorkel at the Emily Bay lagoon

The fun will escalate once you get to the Emily Bay lagoon. It is the perfect spot for snorkeling and swimming among the coral and fish. You can take a relaxing walk on the sandy beach. You can also take the glass bottom boat tour and watch the crystal clear corals while dining on the boat.

Norfolk Island travel deals have the best value for money, giving an experience of a lifetime. So, if you want the best time of your life during the holiday season, book your stay at the Cumberland Resort and Spa, Norfolk Island.

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📢 BREAKING NEWS! 🌲Norfolk Island borders are open to tourists! 🌲

📢 BREAKING NEWS! 🌲Norfolk Island borders are open to tourists🌲