Islander Lodge

Islander Lodge on Middlegate Road offers some of the most breathtaking views on Norfolk Island. Set against rolling hills with uninterrupted ocean vistas, the property overlooks the entirety of the World Heritage–listed Kingston and Arthur’s Vale Historic Area.

Built on family land, the property is run by Duncan and Gaewyn Evans, descendants of Fletcher Christian and Reverend Henry Fulton. Duncan Evans is a Norfolk Islander and is a seventh-generation descendant from Fletcher Christian, the leader of the Mutiny on the Bounty. Gaewyn Evans is a descendant of the Reverend Henry Fulton, an Irish Political Prisoner. This unique heritage connection makes Islander Lodge not just a place to stay, but a living link to Norfolk’s past.

Accredited with a 3.5 Star Ratings Australia classification, the lodge combines affordable comfort with panoramic ocean views and modern facilities. Guests enjoy the peace and privacy of self-contained apartments, surrounded by unspoiled natural beauty. Perfect for couples and independent travellers, Islander Lodge offers a tranquil retreat where history, hospitality and the island’s spectacular scenery come together.

Accommodation

Islander Lodge is a comfortable and affordable accommodation option, offering five self-contained one-bedroom apartments. Perched atop a grassy hill overlooking the Kingston and Arthur’s Vale Historic Area and the Pacific Ocean beyond, each one-bedroom apartment has everything you need to feel right at home. Designed for comfort and convenience, they offer a fully equipped kitchen with gas stove, microwave and refrigerator, so you can prepare meals using fresh island produce at your leisure. There’s even a barbecue so you can enjoy outdoor dining on the private patio with ocean views.

Sleeping only two people, Islander Lodge apartments are the ideal Norfolk Island accommodation option for couples or friends travelling together. The separate bedroom has a king bed that can be split into two single beds, and the ensuite bathroom features a shower, basin, washing machine and bathroom amenities.

Cooling fans and gas heating ensure a comfortable temperature in every season. The apartments also provide the essentials such as free WiFi, digital television, DVD player, and telephone, along with practical inclusions like an iron and ironing board, and hairdryer.

A sliding door from the spacious lounge and dining area opens to the front balcony, from which you can wander down to Kingston Pier and many historical attractions nearby.

Facilities

Islander Lodge’s idyllic location means you’re close to Norfolk Island’s cafes, restaurants and attractions. Whether you choose to drive or walk, you can spend each day exploring your surrounds, which include many of Norfolk’s prime attractions.

Spend the day swimming and snorkelling at nearby Emily Bay, join a tour of the Kingston and Arthur’s Vale Historic Area, hike along the many walking trails and take in the island’s unique flora and fauna –the options are endless.

Islander Lodge offers everything you need for a relaxed island stay. Guests can unwind on their private ocean-view balcony and enjoy barbecues overlooking the coastline.

Each of the five self-contained apartments is equipped with full kitchen facilities, laundry amenities, and modern comforts, making it easy to settle in and feel at home. Thoughtful touches such as beach towels, tea, coffee and milk on arrival, and on-site parking add to the convenience, while the lodge’s elevated position provides some of the best panoramic views on Norfolk Island.

FAQs

Where is Islander Lodge Norfolk Island located?

You’ll find Islander Lodge at 199 Middlegate Road, Norfolk Island –a central spot close to the island’s key attractions and natural beauty.

What facilities and amenities are included in each apartment?

Each apartment is fully equipped for a comfortable stay, featuring:

● Ocean-view balcony

● Barbecue facilities

● Bathroom with shower

● Beach towels

● Cooling fans and gas heating

● Digital television and DVD player

● Fully equipped kitchen with gas stove, microwave, refrigerator, and tea, coffee & milk on arrival

● Washing machine, iron, and ironing board

● King bed or two singles

● Hairdryer

● Free WiFi internet

● Telephone

How close is the lodge to Emily Bay and Burnt Pine?

Islander Lodge is within walking distance of Kingston’s UNESCO World Heritage Site, as well as Slaughter Bay, Emily Bay, and the Burnt Pine shopping and caféprecinct.

What historic ties does Islander Lodge have to Norfolk Island?

Islander Lodge has deep roots in Norfolk Island’s story. Founded by Borry Evans in 1967 on family land, it is now run by his son Duncan and wife Gaewyn Evans. Duncan is a seventh-generation descendant of Fletcher Christian, leader of the Mutiny on the Bounty, while Gaewyn descends from Reverend Henry Fulton, an Irish political prisoner and chaplain during the First Convict Settlement.

What makes Islander Lodge Apartments one of Norfolk Island’s most iconic accommodations?

With its breathtaking ocean views, central location and rich family heritage spanning generations, Islander Lodge blends comfort, history and island charm. Its limited number of apartments ensures guests enjoy both privacy and a truly authentic Norfolk Island experience.

Check-in: 12.00pm Check-out: 10.00am