Sydney Departure

Wed 3 March 2027: Upon arrival, you will be met and transferred to your accommodation, where your car rental will be available for collection.

Thu 4 March 2027: Spend the morning on a guided tour exploring Norfolk Island, gaining a comprehensive understanding of the island’s unique culture and modern way of life. Your guide will provide detailed insights into the diverse ethnic groups, nationalities, and languages spoken, including the indigenous Norfolk Island language. The tour will conclude with a delightful lunch at the Boatshed Restaurant at Governor’s Lodge Hotel. The rest of the day and evening are at leisure.

Fri 5 March 2027: Enjoy a day at leisure. Interested in a tour? Let us know, and we can add it to your package. Perhaps visit theWorld of Norfolkexhibit with your included entry voucher, offering an immersive experience, showcasing the island’s unique history, culture, and landscapes through world-class displays and 28 custom-built glass panels. Open-dated entry voucher included.

You may want to explore one of Norfolk Island’s many Museums. We have included the Norfolk Island Museum Pass & entry to the Bounty Museum for use during your stay. The pass allows multiple entries to all four museums, plus two guided Tag-A-Long tours, revealing additional stories from Norfolk’s history. No need to book—simply join the tours on the mornings that suit you, starting from the R.E.O Café at 9:30 am. Discover Norfolk Island’s fascinating history at the Bounty Folk Museum, a treasure trove of collections and exhibits, including the new “Captain Bligh, Myth, Man and Mutiny” exhibit. Located in one of Norfolk’s oldest buildings, this museum provides a deep insight into life on the island since 1788.

Sat 6 March 2027: Be transported to Kingston for the morning of Foundation Day to witness a re-enactment of the first landing of convicts on Norfolk Island. Following the re-enactment, experience a unique historical dining experience, as the Commandant and his team of Redcoats and wenches serve you lunch. Enjoy a sumptuous lunch of meats, fish, salads, roasted vegetables, and traditional bread, accompanied by wine and orange juice, followed by a spread of delicious desserts. 

Sun 7 March 2027: Enjoy a full day at leisure today. Head to Norfolk’s Sunday Markets, where you can browse island souvenirs, locally made handcrafts, jewellery, artwork, and more. For a relaxing day, consider wandering through the Botanic Gardens or taking a drive to 100 Acres Reserve, where you can walk to the cliff edge and view the seabird nests. If you’re looking for a swim, head to Emily Bay, or perhaps grab some lunch and enjoy a picnic at one of Norfolk’s beautiful scenic spots. Maybe visit the Bounty Museum to explore the treasure trove of Norfolk Island history.

Mon 8 March 2027: Make your way to Hilli Restaurant to enjoy a delightful Devonshire Morning Tea. Then move next door to Guava Gallery and marvel at Fletcher Christians Cyclorama. Measuring 3.6m high and 50m circumference, this 360° painting puts you at the centre of Norfolk Island’s story, with scenes depicting the voyage and mutiny on the Bounty and the settlement of the island.

This afternoon is a picnic lunch in the historical Kingston area before your Walking Tour of World Heritage-listed Kingston and Arthur’s Vale Historic Area (KAVHA), rich in Australia’s colonial and penal history. Explore convict incarceration sites and the cultural landscape once occupied by the military and civil population, with insightful commentary from your guide. 

Tues 9 March 2027: Enjoy a leisurely morning, perhaps visit the Museums Research Centre or join one of the Tag-A-Long Tours. Free time to explore the Island, book an optional Tour, relax at Emily Bay or get the last-minute shopping bargain in Burnt Pine.

This evening, immerse yourself in the Farewell Island Feast Dinner, featuring culinary delights that are a treasured inheritance from their Tahitian foremothers. Step into the heart of the island’s food culture to uncover traditional cooking methods from the dirt ovens of Tahiti, known as ahima’a, and follow the journey of how these dishes were transformed by the Pitcairn Islanders. Along the way, you’ll see how this island community achieves true zero food miles, where paddock-to-plate is not just a saying but a way of life. This is more than a meal—it is a personal dining experience steeped in history, culture, and flavours as local as it gets.

Wed 10 March 2027: Today we say ‘see yorlye egen’ as your Norfolk Island stay concludes. After checking out of your accommodation this morning, you’ll have a little free time before being transferred to Norfolk Island Airport for your journey home.

Brisbane Departure

Thu 4 March 2027: Upon arrival, you will be met and transferred to your accommodation, where your car rental will be available for collection.

Fri 5 March 2027: Spend the morning on a guided tour exploring Norfolk Island, gaining a comprehensive understanding of the island’s unique culture and modern way of life. Your guide will provide detailed insights into the diverse ethnic groups, nationalities, and languages spoken, including the indigenous Norfolk Island language. The tour will conclude with a delightful lunch at the Boatshed Restaurant at Governor’s Lodge Hotel. Afternoon at leisure.

Evening Optional Tour: Progressive Dinner Tour to Island Homes (additional cost).

Sat 6 March 2027: Be transported to Kingston for the morning of Foundation Day to witness a re-enactment of the first landing of convicts on Norfolk Island. Following the re-enactment, experience a unique historical dining experience, as the Commandant and his team of Redcoats and wenches serve you lunch. Enjoy a sumptuous lunch of meats, fish, salads, roasted vegetables, and traditional bread, accompanied by wine and orange juice, followed by a spread of delicious desserts. 

Sun 7 March 2027: Enjoy a full day at leisure today. Head to Norfolk’s Sunday Markets, where you can browse island souvenirs, locally made handcrafts, jewellery, artwork, and more. For a relaxing day, consider wandering through the Botanic Gardens or taking a drive to 100 Acres Reserve, where you can walk to the cliff edge and view the seabird nests. If you’re looking for a swim, head to Emily Bay, or perhaps grab some lunch and enjoy a picnic at one of Norfolk’s beautiful scenic spots. Maybe visit the Bounty Museum to explore the treasure trove of Norfolk Island history.

Mon 8 March 2027: Make your way to Hilli Restaurant to enjoy a delightful Devonshire Morning Tea. Then move next door to Guava Gallery and marvel at Fletcher Christians Cyclorama. Measuring 3.6m high and 50m circumference, this 360° painting puts you at the centre of Norfolk Island’s story, with scenes depicting the voyage and mutiny on the Bounty and the settlement of the island.

This afternoon is a picnic lunch in the historical Kingston area before your Walking Tour of World Heritage-listed Kingston and Arthur’s Vale Historic Area (KAVHA), rich in Australia’s colonial and penal history. Explore convict incarceration sites and the cultural landscape once occupied by the military and civil population, with insightful commentary from your guide. 

Tue 9 March 2027: This evening, immerse yourself in the Farewell Island Feast Dinner, featuring culinary delights that are a treasured inheritance from their Tahitian foremothers. Step into the heart of the island’s food culture to uncover traditional cooking methods from the dirt ovens of Tahiti, known as ahima’a, and follow the journey of how these dishes were transformed by the Pitcairn Islanders. Along the way, you’ll see how this island community achieves true zero food miles, where paddock-to-plate is not just a saying but a way of life. This is more than a meal—it is a personal dining experience steeped in history, culture, and flavours as local as it gets.

Wed 10 March 2027 – Leisure Day

Thur 11 March 2027: Sadly, your week has come to an end. After checking out of your accommodation this morning, you’ll have a little free time before being transferred to Norfolk Island Airport for your journey home.

*** PLEASE NOTE THIS ITINERARY IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE ***