Hike to the summit of Mt. Gower: This challenging hike takes around 8 hours round trip, but the views from the top are well worth it.
Explore the coral reefs: Lord Howe Island is home to some of the most diverse and pristine coral reefs in the world, making it a popular spot for snorkeling and diving.
Go birdwatching: The island is home to a number of unique bird species, including the Lord Howe Island woodhen and the Providence petrel.
Visit the Lord Howe Island Museum: Learn about the island's history, geology, and wildlife through interactive exhibits.
Relax on the beach: Lord Howe Island has several beautiful beaches, including Ned's Beach and Old Settlement Beach, where you can swim, sunbathe, or simply enjoy the view.
Go kayaking or paddleboarding: Explore the island's bays and inlets by kayak or paddleboard, and enjoy the natural beauty of the island from a different perspective.
Visit Ball's Pyramid: A volcanic stack is located about 20km southeast of Lord Howe Island. It's the world's tallest sea stack and home to many species of seabirds and insects.
Hike to the summit of Mt. Gower: This challenging hike takes around 8 hours round trip, but the views from the top are well worth it.
Explore the coral reefs: Lord Howe Island is home to some of the most diverse and pristine coral reefs in the world, making it a popular spot for snorkeling and diving.
Go birdwatching: The island is home to a number of unique bird species, including the Lord Howe Island woodhen and the Providence petrel.
Visit the Lord Howe Island Museum: Learn about the island's history, geology, and wildlife through interactive exhibits.
Relax on the beach: Lord Howe Island has several beautiful beaches, including Ned's Beach and Old Settlement Beach, where you can swim, sunbathe, or simply enjoy the view.
Go kayaking or paddleboarding: Explore the island's bays and inlets by kayak or paddleboard, and enjoy the natural beauty of the island from a different perspective.
Visit Ball's Pyramid: A volcanic stack is located about 20km southeast of Lord Howe Island. It's the world's tallest sea stack and home to many species of seabirds and insects.
If you want a short plan, hike Mt Gower if you are fit and book it early since spots fill fast. Spend time snorkeling inside the lagoon, the reef is close and clear without a boat. Rent bikes to get around, it saves time. Leave space for a calm beach day at Ned’s or Old Settlement, simple swimming and feeding fish is enough to make it memorable.
