Lord Howe Island, New South Wales
A Tropical Paradise Just Off the Coast
- UNESCO World Heritage Site: Known for its exceptional biodiversity and crystal-clear lagoons.
- Exclusive and Intimate: With only 400 visitors allowed at a time, Lord Howe offers a secluded escape.
- Outdoor Activities: Snorkel in vibrant coral reefs, hike to the top of Mount Gower, or simply relax on the island’s pristine beaches.
- Rich Marine Life: Spot rare species such as the Lord Howe Island phasmid, the world’s largest insect.
Lord Howe Island is a serene and intimate escape that feels like a world apart. With its tropical climate, lush green hills, and sparkling lagoons, this island paradise is perfect for those seeking a peaceful getaway. The island is home to rare wildlife, including the Lord Howe Island phasmid, once thought extinct. Whether you’re exploring its coral reefs, hiking up the challenging Mount Gower, or simply soaking in the island’s natural beauty, Lord Howe provides a unique blend of relaxation and adventure. The island’s limited visitor numbers ensure you’ll experience a quiet, undisturbed retreat like no other.
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