Land Journey
8 day Norfolk Island
Norfolk Island History, Endemic Flora & Remote Gardens
Step back in time as you explore Norfolk Island. Rich in convict history and home to descendants of the infamous HMS Bounty, the remote island is a model of self-sufficiency and sustainability. Walk in the footsteps of Captain James Cook and visit the former home of Colleen McCullough. Meet locals and enjoy a visit to a rare plant nursery with Margaret Christian. See the iconic Norfolk pine, among many other endemic species.
This journey departs:
22 March 2026
14 March 2027
3 October 2027
Highlights
The following highlights provide an overview of some of the captivating encounters awaiting you on tour.
Inclusions
See below for an overview of your tour’s inclusions and featured sightseeing.
Travel with a small group of 15-25 guests, escorted by an expert Botanical Guide
Includes seven nights’ accommodation, Sydney return flights in economy class, return private airport-to-hotel transfers, plus 16 meals and select beverages
Travel by coach with an experienced and informative local Coach Captain
All sightseeing and entrance fees as per the itinerary
See rare and endangered plants, including Phillip Island Hibiscus and Norfolk tree fern
Visit private gardens and join a naturalist walk with local Margaret Christian
Learn about Norfolk Island’s convict history, as well as the mutiny on the Bounty, and dine in the homes of locals during a progressive dinner
See the sights of Norfolk Island, including Colleen McCullough’s home and the Botanic Gardens, and take a glass-bottom boat cruise
Itinerary
Your day-by-day itinerary details the gardens and other sights that make up your journey.
Trip Notes
Itinerary and inclusions are subject to change
Fitness rating: Low
Group size: 15 to 25 guests
