KINGSTON UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE
A brutal outpost for banished British prisoners, home to the descendants of the Bounty mutineers…Norfolk Island’s history reads like a page-turner. And nowhere captures the island’s early days quite like Kingston, part of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Australian Convict Sites. Take a self-guided tour around the historic military and government buildings and the ruins of old gaols.
MUSEUM PASS
Explore the Museum at your own pace with the Museum Pass. It includes multiple entries to all four museums at any time during your stay, as well as two guided Tag-A-Long tours. These tours include a guided journey behind the scenes, to reveal additional stories from the museum collection and Norfolk’s history.
TEA SHIRE DRIVE HORSE AND CARRIAGE
The horse and carriage will take you on a slow-paced ride through the iconic Morton Bay Fig trees, into the 100 Acre Reserve to enjoy the island’s unique flora and fauna. Suitable for all ages and easily accessible for those with mobility issues. Includes a sumptuous morning tea. Duration is approximately 1.5 – 2 hours.
FITZYS FARM
Fitzys Farm grow 15 different varieties of lavender along with a variety of herbs for essential oils such as calendula, camomile, rose geranium, sage and rosemary – All distilled in their handmade Portuguese copper distillers. Bananas, sweet potatoes, potatoes, pumpkins, garlic, onions and sunflowers are also grow on the farm. Don’t forget to visit the on-site gelato and sorbet ice-creamery!
THE TRIAL OF THE FIFTEEN
You are an eyewitness to a courtroom drama as fifteen extraordinary characters step on stage to expose Norfolk’s colourful and at times turbulent past. The testimony of those on trial reveals the story of Norfolk Island – Polynesian visitation, European discovery, convict misery and the arrival of the Pitcairn Islanders.