
ABOUT NORFOLK ISLAND
Set in the South Pacific, Norfolk Island is small in size yet rich in character. Adorned with graceful World Heritage–listed architecture and surrounded by vibrant birdlife and thriving marine ecosystems, it’s a place where history, culture, and nature intertwine.
Home to a close-knit community of just over 2,000 people, Norfolk’s story is as layered as its landscape- from early Polynesian settlement and the Mutiny on the Bounty, to the arrival of the Pitcairn descendants who continue to shape the island’s identity today. Their heritage lives on through the Norf’k language, local cuisine, and traditions that honour both land and sea.
Beyond its remarkable history, Norfolk is a place of connection. Rolling green hills meet crystal-clear waters, and time seems to slow in rhythm with island life. Here, neighbours are family, visitors are welcomed as friends, and every corner holds a story waiting to be shared.
Whether you come to swim, explore, or simply breathe in the island air, Norfolk Island offers something rare- a sense of belonging that stays with you long after you leave

EXPLORE NATURE
Discover Norfolk’s wild side through its network of walking trails and lookouts. Climb from Mount Pitt to Mount Bates for sweeping island views, or wander through lush forest in the National Park beneath towering pines and tree ferns. Keep an eye out for the island’s rare green parrot and other native birdlife that make this landscape so unique.
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EXPLORE THE OCEAN
Norfolk’s waters are as inviting as its views. Swim in the calm, crystal-clear water of Emily Bay, explore colourful coral reefs just offshore, or paddle through the rock pools at low tide. Local surf breaks offer consistent waves, and fishing spots around the island promise fresh catches and unforgettable sunsets.
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STEP INTO HISTORY
A walk through Kingston, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is like stepping back in time. Explore the ruins of the colonial penal settlement, visit the museums, and learn how Norfolk’s story- from Polynesian voyagers to Pitcairn descendants- shaped the island’s identity today.



TASTE & CONNECT
Norfolk’s hospitality is served straight from the heart. Share a meal made from local gardens, fresh seafood, and island beef, or chat with locals at the Saturday market over coffee and homemade jams. From family-run restaurants to pop-up food stalls, every dish tells a story- and every encounter feels like home.

RELAX & UNWIND
Slow down and savour island time. Play a round of golf on one of the most scenic courses in the Pacific, enjoy a massage or spa treatment, or settle in at a local pub for an afternoon drink with a view. Norfolk’s easy pace and open spaces make it the perfect place to recharge.



Need anything while you're here?
Fenua & Moana has got you covered! If you are ready to explore our land and sea on our beautiful island, pop into the shop on 80 Taylors road. With all the essentials such as googles, sunscreen, towels, hats & sunnies - and a few fun extras too
Renting is also an option for some of the larger items such as umbrellas, fishing rod combos, body boards, surfboards, and fins, you’ll find everything you need for your island adventure.
If you have any questions about the event or what’s happening on the Island- just drop in- the F&M team are always happy to help!
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GETTING EXCITED FOR YOUR STAY?
Make your Pier to Pine experience easy with a ready-to-go travel package- perfect for swimmers and supporters travelling from Australia.
Package includes:
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Return flights to Norfolk Island
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Accommodation
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Car Hire
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Return airport transfers
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A half-day Island tour
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Welcome outdoor dinner
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Recovery breakfast
To view travel packages and make a booking
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