Inclusions:

• Return economy airfare with Qantas from Sydney or Brisbane to Norfolk Island
• 7 nights accommodation twin share in a one bedroom apartment at Daydreamer Apartments
• 7 days car hire - petrol additional
• 1 Breakfast, 2 Lunches, 2 Dinners
• Bounty Day Celebrations with lunch
• Natural Wonders Coach Tour
• Island Fish Fry - Self Drive
• 6 x DIY Tours
• Entry to World of Norfolk Exhibit
• Bounty Folk Museum
• Kingston Museum Pass

Tour Itinerary

Tuesday 2 June 2026
Arrive today on Norfolk. Transfer to accommodation and your car rental will be available for collection at the property. Dinner this evening is at a local restaurant.

Wednesday 3 June 2026
This morning enjoy the Island Life Tour. Discover the heart of modern life on Norfolk Island during this insightful guided tour. Learn about the island’s unique culture, languages, and community, from education and employment to healthcare and traditions. Gain a deeper understanding of how islanders live today, including how essential services are managed. Includes morning tea and a relaxed lunch at the Boatshed Restaurant. Later this afternoon, grab a beverage and get ready to learn some of the unique language of Norfolk Island. Brought by the Pitcairn Islanders in 1856, some locals still speak this language today. Hear about the evolution of this marvellous language and the fascinating history of the Norfolk people. You'll be saying 'watawieh' (hello) in no time! Evening is at leisure.

Thursday 4 June 2026
Enjoy a day at leisure. This evening enjoy a feast of island dishes, salads, homemade bread and fresh fried fish, followed by island desserts and tea or coffee. Watch the sun set from Pinetree Tours’ exclusive property ‘Orn Daa Cliff’ on Norfolk’s beautiful western coastline and enjoy some local entertainment when the Baunti Byuutis dancing group takes the stage to entertain you with their captivating local performances.

Friday 5 June 2026
This morning discover Norfolk Island's stunning geological wonders and natural beauty. Your expert Natural Wonders guide will introduce you to the island's diverse flora, including native, endemic, and introduced species of trees, shrubs, plants, palms, ferns, flowers, and fruits, offering insights into their unique characteristics and significance.

Saturday 6 June 2026
This morning offers a refreshing adventure in the great outdoors, followed by a delicious breakfast. There are two walk options to choose from. For those seeking a leisurely stroll, explore the lush Palm Glen Reserve. For the more active, take a leisurely 3.5 km walk through scenic Mt. Bates - the highest point on the island - to Captain Cook Monument. This monument marks the spot where Captain James Cook and his officers landed in 1774 and offers breathtaking views of the coastline. After the walk, gather on the clifftop for a scrumptious breakfast BBQ.

Sunday 7 June 2026
Enjoy a day at leisure. Make sure you check out Norfolk’s own markets where you can browse through island souvenirs, locally made handcrafts, jewellery, artwork, and much more!

Monday 8 June 2026
Experience Norfolk Island’s most iconic event as the descendants of the Bounty Mutineers re-enact their historic landing in full period costume. Enjoy morning tea and a traditional island-style picnic lunch in beautiful Kingston, with complimentary champagne, orange juice, tea, and coffee. A truly unforgettable cultural celebration.

Tuesday 9 June 2026
Sadly, it's time to say goodbye. Transfers to Norfolk Island Airport for your flight home.

Tour itineraries vary depending on your departure city—Brisbane or Sydney. Above itinerary is based on departure from Brisbane. A detailed, day-by-day schedule will be provided during the quoting process. Please note the event itinerary is subject to change without notice.

The below inclusions are self-guided and can be enjoyed during leisure time at your own pace throughout the week. 

Cyclorama (Open daily 10am-3pm Closed Thursdays)
This spectacular 3D artwork takes you on a journey depicting the history of the Norfolk Island people who are descended from the crew of the famous 1789 mutiny on the Bounty and their Tahitian companions.

The Bounty Museum (Open daily 10am – 4pm)
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.

World of Norfolk Exhibit (Open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday from 3pm – 5pm)
Visit the World of Norfolk exhibit offering an immersive experience, showcasing the island's unique history, culture, and landscapes through world-class displays and 28 custom-built glass panels.

6 x DIY Tours (Collect from Governor’s Lodge reception between 10am – 2pm daily)
Discover Norfolk Island at your own pace with DIY Tours. You will receive all 6 tours that will take you all over the island to discover the island's past, history, language, national parks and best-kept secrets.

Museum Pass & Tag-A-Long Tours (Monday to Saturday 11am – 3pm + Pier Store Museum Sunday 11am – 3pm)
Enjoy unlimited access to all four of Norfolk Island’s fascinating museums (Pier Store, HMS Sirius, Commissariat Store and No. 10 Quality Row) throughout your stay, plus two guided Tag-A-Long tours offering exclusive behind-the-scenes insights and untold stories from the island’s rich history. No booking required—simply join the tours on the mornings that suit you. Tours depart from the R.E.O. Bookshop at 9:30am and run for approx 1.5 hours.

Tag-A-Long tour schedule:

• Monday, Wednesday, Friday: Commissariat Store and No. 10 Quality Row
• Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday: Sirius Museum and Pier Store

Price:

Travel 02 – 09 June 2026 departing Brisbane from $2,999 per person twin share
Travel 03 – 10 June 2026 departing Sydney from $3,099 per person twin share

Why not stay at Crest Apartments for an additional $100 per person twin share or upgrade to Governor’s Lodge with breakfast daily for an additional $800 per person twin share

This is our best value package deal subject to availability and travel on select dates. If you are traveling outside these dates or from another port, please contact our specialised team for a personalised quote.

Book by: Mar 31, 2026!!
Quote: OHEV276760
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