Just off Australia’s eastern seaboard, Lord Howe Island’s enduring natural treasures and grounded way of life have captivated visitors for more than 150 years.

From world-class diving and hiking to birdwatching, Lord Howe Island is a natural playground filled with unforgettable experiences.

Less than two hours from Sydney, explore Lord Howe Island's travel essentials—how to get here, when to visit, getting around, and what to bring.

Your island escape is closer than you think. In less than two hours, you can swap the city for crystal-clear waters, towering peaks, and the timeless beauty of Lord Howe Island.

The Lord Howe Island Visitor Centre is located in the Museum foyer and can provide information on activities, events, dining and any other information about the island.

Find where to stay on the island - from guesthouses, family-friendly self-contained apartments, to exclusive luxury lodges. There are just 400 visitor beds on Lord Howe, which is part of what …

Criss-cross Lord Howe along scenic, well-marked walking trails, and summit pristine sea cliffs and mountaintops for the best views on the island.

Explore Lord Howe Island’s nocturnal wildlife with naturalist Ian Hutton. On this guided walk, you’ll discover endemic species, including bats, butterflies, and the iconic woodhen, while learning …

Learn about Lord Howe Island – from its history and museum to essential services, key contacts and local governance. Everything you need in one place.

A UNESCO World Heritage-listed destination of enduring natural treasures, connect to the wild on Lord Howe Island.