Exclusive Swim Deals
15% Off Wellness Treatments
& Classes
Move, recover and relax after the race!
Siebren de Boer Therapies, NI Osteopathy and Studio You are waiting for you!
All located at Norfolk Island Health Collective at
7 New Cascade Road.
When booking online, please add a mention of P2P15 to receive 15% off and bring your race registration.
*Valid 3 April – 10 May on all StudioYou single classes, Remedial Massages with Greta and Sauna session (Health Collective Studio), and Osteopathic treatments with Nim (NI Osteopathy).
Free daily rental gear at
Fenua & Moana
Celebrate your ocean swim achievement! Fenua & Moana is offering free rental gear (day only) storewide for all P2P participants for race week. Located in the heart of Burnt Pine, Fenua & Moana is your one-stop adventure and sports hub, stocked with top-tier gear for everything the island throws your way—from high-performance fishing equipment to quality snorkelling masks, fins and accessories, plus swimming essentials, outdoor tech and adventure apparel.
Whether you're gearing up for your next island adventure or replacing well-loved gear, our team is here to help you choose the perfect equipment to make the most of your time on land and at sea.
*T&Cs - Valid 7 - 14 April 2026 - Day rental only, cannot be used in conjunction with any other special offer - bring your registration confirmation and show at check out!
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Norfolk Island Weather in April
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April in Norfolk Island is warm, mild, and generally very comfortable — a great month for outdoor activities.
Typical temperatures
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Daytime highs: around 22–23°C
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Nighttime lows: around 18–21°C
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Sea temperature: about 22–23°C — great for swimming and snorkelling
Rainfall & conditions
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Moderate rainfall: 80–144 mm over the month (roughly 14–16 days with some rain)
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A mix of sunshine and clouds, with around 7 hours of sun per day
Overall, April is considered a pleasant and popular time to visit, with warm days, mild nights, and comfortable ocean conditions.
At this time of year, you’ll typically need shorts, T-shirts (or light long-sleeve shirts), hats, sunglasses, and reef-friendly sunscreen during the day.
You may also want to bring suitable shoes for hiking in the national park and reserves.
In the evenings, it’s a good idea to have long pants/jeans and a light rain jacket or hoodie in case the temperature drops.
Most people on the island wear thongs or sandals and dress quite casually. However, you may want to pack a nicer casual pair of shoes or sandals, and perhaps a dress or skirt (or a collared shirt for men) if you’re planning to go somewhere a bit more formal for dinner.
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