The idyllic, crescent-shaped slice of paradise known as Lord Howe Island lies in the Tasman Sea east of Port Macquarie. The island is the top ridge of an extinct underwater volcano and seamount, projecting above the surface of the ocean. Boasting a diverse range of spectacular natural landscapes, it is the perfect place for outdoor activities for a variety of interests and levels of fitness. Visitors can relax on the island’s gorgeous white sandy beaches, snorkel on the stunning coral reef, hand-feed fish on Ned’s Beach, discover the world's tallest sea stack, or experience some of Australia’s best day hikes while climbing Mount Gower. Visitors are restricted to a maximum of 400, adding to the remote feeling and tranquillity of this tropical getaway. Lord Howe is a multi-award-winning destination and a certified World Heritage Site.
