Norfolk Island Escape Collection - Accommodation
Discover our collection of self-contained Norfolk Island accommodation, each offering space, comfort, and a genuine connection to this special piece of paradise. Whether you’re seeking a romantic hideaway, a family-friendly base, a getaway with friends, or a peaceful retreat, our three unique properties — Daydreamer, Ocean Breeze, and Whispering Pines — are designed to help you slow down, settle in, and feel at home.
1 Bedroom
Ocean Breeze Apartments
Fully self-contained one-bedroom stay with sweeping ocean views, rolling green fields, a tennis court, and BBQ facilities.
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2 bedroom
Whispering Pines Apartments
Two-bedroom, one- or two-bathroom self-contained cottages, bordering the national park and just minutes from town.
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1 and 2 Bedroom
Daydreamer Apartments
Centrally located self-contained apartments — one or two bedrooms — offering sweeping views across the valley.
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Why Us
About Norfolk Island Escape Property Collection
Our self-contained apartments have been carefully thought out with you in mind and the essentials have been taken care of to allow your days to be filled with exploration, reconnection and nurturing. We provide our guests with complimentary beach towels, snorkelling gear, picnic baskets and local mobile phones whilst on the Island.
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Book Direct for a Seamless Norfolk Island Stay
At Norfolk Island Escape Collection, we make your holiday planning simple and stress-free. When you book direct, you’ll enjoy our best available rates, complimentary airport transfers, free Wi-Fi, and the friendly support of our on-island team every step of the way.
You’ll also have the option to include one of our modern hire cars, so you can explore Norfolk Island at your own pace and with complete ease.
Let us take care of the details — you just arrive, unwind, and enjoy.
Norfolk Island Escape Collection - Experiences
Discover our collection of Norfolk Island experiences, thoughtfully designed to complement your stay and connect you more deeply with the island. Whether you're exploring hidden bays with an Eldoo hire car or sipping cocktails at sunset with The Wanderer, our experiences offer freedom, flavour, and unforgettable moments. It’s all about making your time on Norfolk Island seamless, special, and entirely your own.
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Eldoo Hire Car
Reliable island transport with modern automatic vehicles, unlimited kilometres, and complimentary airport meet and greet.
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The Wanderer
A roving cocktail caravan serving locally inspired drinks at stunning island locations — from clifftops to beaches.
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Things to Do
Our properties are the perfect base to enjoy the beauty and adventure of Norfolk Island. Most of the island’s outdoor activities are world-class and only a short drive away. Guests regularly comment on how much they can do in a short amount of time.
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Wander through nature
Mount Pitt, Norfolk Island National Park
Norfolk Island National Parks, Botanical Gardens and Reserves tracks meander through the natural pine forests and along the rugged coast line. Discover the giant tree ferns, unique flora and fauna, and you may even spot the rare green parrot which is only found on Norfolk Island.
Play World Heritage golf
Norfolk Island Golf Club
Play a round of golf on the seaside golf course located within a World Heritage site. Set within the Kingston and Arthurs Vale Historic Area, the nine-hole 18 tee course offers stunning views from every hole, including the notorious 4th & 13th , where the green is tucked into a rock face.
A food lover’s destination
Food Metres not Miles
With a flourishing organic food industry, produce is picked and delivered on the same day to restaurants and cafes, allowing chefs to create fresh and delicious meals for you to enjoy! Don’t forget to try a traditional dish such as Tahitian fish or Pilhi (banana slice).
Explore the World Heritage convict site
Kingston Convict Ruins
Discovered by James Cook in 1774, the island was first settled as a convict colony. In 1855, Queen Victoria gave the island to the descendants of one of the most famous naval mutinies in modern history: the mutiny on the Bounty, led by Fletcher Christian.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get quick answers to all your questions about Norfolk Island, from travel tips to accommodation details.
What is self contained accommodation?
Self-contained accommodation refers to lodging that includes all the necessary facilities for a comfortable stay, such as a kitchen or kitchenette, laundry, and living areas. These types of accommodations allow visitors to be self-sufficient, preparing their own meals and enjoying a home-like environment.
What clothes to take to Norfolk Island?
The climate on Norfolk Island is subtropical, so casual and comfortable clothing is recommended. Even in summer, it is advisable to bring a light sweater or jacket as temperatures can cool down in the evenings. Strong walking shoes, a hat, sunscreen, and a torch for night outings are also useful items to pack.
What kind of food do they eat in Norfolk Island?
Norfolk Island has a strong focus on fresh, local produce. Many fruits and vegetables are grown on the island, and fresh fish, beef, coffee, honey, and cheese are widely available. There are over 25 eateries, including cafes and restaurants, serving a mix of modern Australian, traditional island, and international cuisine.
Is it worth going to Norfolk Island?
Yes! Norfolk Island offers a unique and relaxing escape with stunning natural scenery, a rich history, and friendly locals. Visitors can explore pristine beaches, lush landscapes, historical sites, and vibrant local culture. It is also a great destination for outdoor activities such as hiking, fishing, and snorkelling.
Is Norfolk Island closer to Sydney or Brisbane?
Norfolk Island is closer to Brisbane, approximately 1,456 km away, whereas it is about 1,610 km from Sydney.
How much luggage can you take to Norfolk Island?
Luggage allowances depend on the airline. Qantas, which operates flights to Norfolk Island, typically allows checked baggage of 23 kg per passenger in economy class, but it is best to check with the airline for specific limits before travelling.
Which terminal do flights to Norfolk Island leave from?
Flights to Norfolk Island depart from the international terminals at Brisbane and Sydney airports, even though travel from Australia is considered domestic.
What is the best month to go to Norfolk Island?
Norfolk Island has a mild, subtropical climate year-round. However, the best time to visit is generally between September and April, when the weather is warm and pleasant, making it ideal for outdoor activities.
What currency is used in Norfolk Island?
The Australian dollar (AUD) is the official currency of Norfolk Island. EFTPOS and credit cards are widely accepted, and there is an ATM on the island.
Is there Uber in Norfolk Island?
No, there is no Uber or public transport on Norfolk Island. The best way to get around is by hiring a car, as taxis are limited.