Norfolk Island is a Pacific island located between Australia and New Zealand. The island is administered by Australia but has a special constitutional relationship with New Zealand.
Norfolk Island is one of the most remote places in the world. It's so isolated that it was once used as an asylum for criminals who had been banished from Sydney. This article will provide a few reasons why you should visit this place in your lifetime!
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1. Take a tour of Norfolk Island.
The name of the island comes from the fact that it was discovered in 1598 by the English explorer William Strickland. Today, tourists can visit this place as a chance to see unique limestone formations and ancient monoliths. Travelers often come to see the famous Pinnacle Point – an eroded pinnacle of rock with a sheer drop of 110 meters into the ocean.
2. Bask for yourself on beautiful beaches at Norfolk Island
This is a paradise for all those who love beaches. While traveling around the island, you will have an opportunity to soak up some sun, relax, and even do sports. If you are in a hurry, you can also visit the island's nearby mainland. There are more than 50 km of beaches to choose from and one of them, Signal Hill Beach is great for diving and snorkeling.
3. See Proserpine on the way to Norfolk Island
One of the many islands that can be seen from Norfolk Island is this pretty island of Proserpine – a tropical paradise with white sandy beaches and crystal clear waters. The city has a history dating back to 1868. Today, visitors love walking around town and seeing the old streets which are full of beautiful buildings – like the Municipal Hall, Catholic Church, and Town Hall.
4. Feel at home in Wurrumiyanga
You've already seen four different worlds and cultures in Australia, but it's time to set foot in your very own country. The beautiful city of Wurrumiyanga is a true paradise for both locals and tourists as it offers comfortable accommodation, great food, and a glorious beach that is surrounded by coconut trees.