With the Norfolk Island Escape Collection, you’ll find three distinct, self-contained accommodation properties on Norfolk Island:

• Ocean Breeze Apartments: a one-bedroom apartment experience with sweeping ocean views, rolling green fields, tennis court and BBQ facilities. 

• Whispering Pines Apartments: two-bedroom (and one-bedroom) self-contained cottages bordering the national park and only minutes from town. 
• Daydreamer Apartments: centrally located self-contained apartments (1 or 2 bedrooms) offering sweeping valley views and easy access.

All three properties offer self-contained stays, meaning you’ll have your own kitchen, living space and privacy, making them ideal for couples, families, groups or those seeking a peaceful retreat.

Yes! We have accommodation with car hire options. These package deals make exploring easy and affordable, combining holiday accommodation and car rental services in one convenient booking.

Absolutely. Having your own vehicle makes it easy to explore Norfolk Island’s top attractions like Emily Bay, Kingston, and Cascade. We offer convenient and affordable car hire on Norfolk Island through our partner Eldoo Hire Cars, with rental cars available as part of our accommodation packages or as an optional add-on to your stay.

You can easily arrange car hire on Norfolk Island when booking your accommodation with us. We partner with Eldoo Hire Cars, a trusted local company, to provide reliable rental vehicles. Simply mention your car hire needs when booking, and we’ll include it as part of your accommodation package.

Yes. We offer a range of holiday packages that combine accommodation and car hire, and often include special extras like guided tours or airport transfers.

Current packages include:

• Winter Escape: enjoy exclusive mid-year savings when you stay during June, July, or August. Experience Norfolk Island at its most peaceful with crisp evenings, sunny days, and serene island views.

• Fly and Drive Holiday: book your stay directly and receive a discounted rental car with unlimited kilometres, 24-hour roadside assistance, airport transfers, and a complimentary half-day island discovery tour.

These packages are designed to make your Norfolk Island holiday simple, flexible, and great value.

Yes, we regularly feature holiday specials and accommodation deals throughout the year. Visit our Specials page for the latest packages, seasonal discounts, and exclusive direct-booking benefits.

Top attractions include Emily Bay, the Kingston World Heritage Site, Norfolk Island Golf Course, and Anson Bay. You can also explore Burnt Pine shopping village, Norfolk Island National Park, local markets, and beautiful coastal walking trails.

Emily Bay is the island’s most famous and family-friendly beach, perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and picnicking. It’s a must-visit for anyone staying nearby.

Norfolk Island offers endless activities, including hiking, fishing, birdwatching, golf, and exploring historic sites. You can also enjoy local dining, art galleries, and scenic drives. Guests staying with Norfolk Island Escape Collection have easy access to many of the island’s best attractions.

Norfolk Island enjoys a mild, subtropical climate all year round, with temperatures typically between 18°C and 25°C. Winter is calm and peaceful, while summer brings warm days and gentle ocean breezes, perfect for outdoor adventures.

You can find the latest Norfolk Island weather forecast right here on our website. Visit our Weather page for up-to-date information, including the 7-day forecast, temperature, and local conditions. It’s the easiest way to plan your activities and make the most of your island stay.

You can travel to Norfolk Island on regular flights from Sydney and Brisbane with Qantas. While we don’t book flights directly, we’re happy to help you plan your stay once you arrive, including accommodation, car hire, and local touring options as part of our Norfolk Island holiday packages.

Norfolk Island is renowned for its stunning natural beauty, friendly local community, and rich history. Highlights include its iconic pine trees, Emily Bay Lagoon, and the Kingston UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Yes. Norfolk Island is an Australian territory located in the South Pacific Ocean. Australian currency is used, and travellers from mainland Australia don’t need a passport to visit.