Jane's Oceania - Norfolk Island
Norfolk Island is unique amongst Pacific Islands because of its terrain, history and people. The shoreline is rocky and rugged with ocean rollers pounding the cliffs and its rolling green hills are reminiscent of England. Several sandy beaches offer access to the surf and there is a romantic lagoon with a coral reef that offers excellent diving.

Wikitravel - Norfolk Island Norfolk Island is an island in the South Pacific Ocean, an Australian territory. It is 1600 km (1000 miles) east of Sydney and Brisbane and 1000 km (620 miles) northwest of Auckland.

Discover Norfolk Island
Find out everything you need to know to make the most of your visit to Norfolk Island, the Pacific's bounteous Isle. Includes maps, traveller's tips, beach guide, history, regional info, and more.

World66 Travel Guide - Norfolk Island
Norfolk island was virtually uninhabited when, in 1774, Captain James Cook fell across it. If you see how small the island is and how big the Ocean around, you understand that a bit of luck was involved, even if you take into account that Cook was a great explorer.

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