For those staying in the Burnt Pine township, the area is very walkable. Your dinner reservations are likely just a stroll away. You might find bicycle hire to be a good option; our Visitor Information Centre will be happy to help sort you out. But with over 120 km of road, most visitors opt to hire a car to make the most of their holiday.
Our unspoiled island has no public transport system, but a local Uber is available upon request.
While a decent pair of shoes will be all you require for a day of exploring the town, to make the most of our island from hilltop to waterfront, we highly recommend a hire car as the top choice of transport on Norfolk Island. Get exploring over pine-covered hills with the windows down to catch the fresh ocean air.
There are a few hire options, so do some research before choosing your wheels. Check your accommodation booking before organising an inexpensive hire car yourself, as some properties include one with your stay.
Check out Norfolk Island's car hire options for your next holiday.
For more information on booking accommodation and car hires, get in touch with our Norfolk Island Tourism team:
On-island + 6723 22147
Free call from Australia 1800 214 603
Free call from New Zealand 0800 667 365
Email nitourism@nirc.gov.nf
Norfolk Island is easy to get around, but it’s even easier with these maps and guides. They are free to download and simple to use. Lace up your walking shoes, grab a map and make your way to the summit of Mount Pitt, or learn about our history as you explore the historic ruins of Kingston UNESCO World Heritage Site.
There’s so much to do on Norfolk, you’ll never be bored. Check out our top 101 things to do during your visit.
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