For such a small island, there is so much to do!

1.       Saturday Farmers markets from 7.00am - 9.30am. Seasonal produce.

2.       Sunday arts & craft markets from 8.30am - 11.00am.

3.       Explore the Convict Ruins in the Kingston UNESCO World Heritage Site.

4.       Learn the layers of history at the four Kingston museums.

5.       Sirius museum houses First Fleet flagship HMS Sirius artefacts – wrecked off the Kingston reef.

6.       Drive to the top of Mount Pitt for a 360° view of the Island.

7.       Walk from Mt Pitt across to the highest point Mt Bates which is 319 metres.

8.       Discover the Cockpit Waterfall at Cascade Bay.

9.       Government House Charity Open day is once a month.

10.     Watch the cargo boat unloading (limited visits throughout the year)

11.     Get outdoors on the many walking trails in the National Parks.

12.     Visit the Discovery Centre within the Norfolk Island Botanical Gardens.

13.     Dine out at one of the fabulous restaurants, we recommend booking ahead.

14.     Attend a Norfolk Island Church service.

15.     Visit Fletcher's Mutiny Cyclorama a 360° painting of the famous Bounty mutiny.

16.     Research your convict ancestry and family tree at the Research centre.

17.     Visit the War Museum located at the RSL Club.

18.     Visit the Liqueur factory to sample locally made liqueurs.

19.     Swim at Emily Bay Lagoon (listed in the top 10 beaches of the South Pacific)

20.     Snorkel at Slaughter & Emily bays & marvel at the fish & coral.

21.     Have a game of golf on the World Heritage seaside course.

22.     Take a picnic & stay awhile at the Captain Cook Lookout.

23.     Keep your feet dry & hop on a Glass bottom boat tour of the lagoons.

24.     Free WIFI is offered at the Library and many eating out places.

25.    The Bounty Centre Toy shop has all year round Christmas stock & a huge selection of Lego

26.     Enjoy local fish with island salads & desserts at an island cliff- top fish fry.

27.    Purchase multi-use tickets to visit the interesting Museums.

28.     Try your hand at Geocaching. Ask the Visitor’s Information Centre for an instructions handout.

29.     Witness the celebrations of Anniversary (Bounty) Day that celebrates the arrival of the Pitcairn Islanders on the 8 June.

30.     For an incredible adventure book a guided trek to the outer island, Phillip Island.

31.     Book a jewellery making class with Niow Designs.

32.     Walk the boardwalk down to the secluded Bumboras beach.

33.     Pack your surf board and catch a break beyond the reef.

34.     Get your daily coffee fix at the local cafes- grab a sweet treat too.

35.     Join the free tour of the Botanical gardens every Monday afternoon.

36.     Enjoy a fun night at “Housie/Bingo” every Monday at the RSL Club

37.     Rejuvenate with a relaxing massage or beauty treatment.

38.     Participate in a Yoga or class.

39.     Lose yourself in the hedge maze at Auraville

40.     Witness a stunning sunset on the clifftop of Puppies Point.

41.     Rise & shine early and watch the sunrise over Kingston.

42.     Take the many steps to the top of Flagstaff Hill centenary walkway for a view over World Heritage Kingston.

43.     Cruise to live music every Sunday afternoon at the Salty Beer Garden.

44.     Drive to the convict built Bloody Bridge and learn more of this intriguing story. 

45.     Take a photo among the roots of the magnificent Moreton Bay Fig Trees.

46.     Join in the local sports! Touch football, tennis, squash, netball, lawn bowls.

47.     Haul in your catch on a deep sea fishing charter.

48.     Book a scenic boat cruise around the 2 outer islands, weather permitting.

49.     Hire a car and take a leisurely drive around the island. Roll the windows down and enjoy the fresh sea breeze. 

50.     Enjoy delicious local beef, pork or fish cooked on a cliff top BBQ (Most BBQ's are free gas BBQ's)

51.     Purchase a locally made traditional hat at the Visitor Information Centre.

52.     Purchase a Norfolk cook book & try your hand at traditional recipes.

53.     Take a Lantern Lit Ghost tour, it will give you chills.

54.     Watch the historical play the Trial of the Fifteen, only on Wednesday’s.

55.     Visit the St Barnabas Chapel, and marvel at the rose windows.

56.     Relax over wine tasting at the Two Chimney Winery.

57.     Check out the Cultural poles on the lane into the Lion's playground in Burnt Pine. 

58.     Head into the National Park and reserves and keep an eye out for the rare green parrot.

59.     Enjoy a gelato or cocktail at the Lavender Farm

60.     Norfolk is a Gold level Dark Sky town, the night skies are amazing.

61.     The Royal Agriculture & Horticultural Show day is held every October.

62.     Sip on a tasting paddle of local beers at the Brewery - Castaway hotel.

63.     Tour the Pitcairn Settlers Village on an old Model T Ford car.

64.     Wave to passing cars it’s called the Norfolk wave.

65.     Mix your holiday up with one of the many festival and events held throughout the year.

66.     Walk to the bottom of Anson Bay (not recommended for swimming but worth the walk).

67.     Hug a pine tree! Water is stored in the trunk so this will cool you down.

68.     Hold your wedding or renew your vows, so many beautiful locations.

69.     Listen to the local language at the magnificent Wonderland by Night.

70.     Snorkel the clear waters in Emily & Slaughter bays, watch out for the cheeky ‘Aatuti’s”

71.     Take a swim in the rain. Just remember to leave your towel in the car.

72.     Can you find the avenue of 100 pinetrees?

73.     Volunteer some time with the Boomerang bag group, aiming to rid Norfolk of plastic bags.

74.     Join the Bird watching tour to discover our unique land & sea bird life.

75.     Keep fit during your holiday and take a gym class.

76.     Enjoy the local coffee from Freddie’s van at the Sunday markets.

77.     Shop til you drop, some items you will not find elsewhere.

78.     Taste locally cooked delights on a Island Cultural tour.

79.     Learn about our unique culture and purchase locally crafted wood work & traditional hats & baskets.

80.     Be pampered with a pedicure or manicure.

81.     Take a selfie with "Percy' the big Green parrot in the Botanical gardens Discovery centre. 

82.     Wander through the Queen Victoria Memorial Gardens.

83.     Visit the Military Museum located at the RSL Club.

84.     Call into the Visitor Information Centre for a copy of a FUN car rally.

85.     Request a song on local radio, every Thursday. Phone the station 22137.

86.     Watch the aircraft land & take off along the fence line of the airstrip.

87.     Purchase your own fluffy Green Parrot, Norfolk owl or a rooster! from the Visitor Information Centre.

88.     Call into the Little Art Gallery at the Visitor Information Centre

89.     Hire snorkelling gear or a pushbike from the Visitor Information Centre.

90.     Join a tour through the late author Colleen McCullough’s home.

91.     Have a healthy snack and coffee at Prinke Eco store (no plastic here!)

92.     The Bounty Folk museum is a treasure chest of history, an Aladdin's cave full of fantastic collections.

93.     Visit for Thanksgiving Day celebrations every November.

94.     Check out the nicknames listed in the local phone book. 

95.     Join the ghost of Elizabeth Robinson for dinner & a tour in historical Kingston.

96.     Check out the blackboard menus at the club bistros.

97.     Have a fun game of barefoot bowls.

98.     Collect driftwood and shells to make your own wind chime.

99.     Visit the South Pacific Display centre on New Cascade Road/only Tuesday.

100.    Just disconnect, relax and enjoy your surroundings.

101.    If you are on social media don't forget to use #norfolkisland