Lord Howe Island was inscribed as World Heritage in 1982 and is often described as the most beautiful island on Earth. Its twin mountains tower over an opal lagoon, enclosed by a white, surf-fringed reef.

Over 85 percent of the native forest remains, seabirds breed within the settlement and the marine environment is pristine. 

• renown ecosystem
• southernmost coral reef
• fishing and boating
• Kentia palm forests
• cliffs, lagoon, islets
• rare bird colonies
• fine dining
• marine park
• uncrowded
• mountain mistforest
• spectacular Ball's Pyramid and offshore islets
• Only 2 hours from Sydney