Still picturing yourself on Lord Howe this November? 🐢

A UNESCO-listed island where visitor numbers are capped at 400, and a few spots remain.

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Lord Howe Island is a UNESCO World Heritage-listed gem in the Tasman Sea, just 600km off the Australian coast, with visitor numbers strictly limited to 400 at any one time. If you’ve been thinking about joining us in November, here’s your reminder.

Led by an expert guide with exclusive access to renowned local scientist and naturalist Ian Hutton, this expedition combines guided nature walks, seabird colony surveys, lagoon snorkelling and an island cruise with a sixth-generation islander.

HIGHLIGHTS

Learn from celebrated naturalist Ian Hutton in an exclusive museum lecture on the island’s history, geology and marine ecology
Cruise the Admiralty Islands with sixth-generation islander Brad Wilson, watching masked boobies, albatross, sooty terns and cormorants
Witness flesh-footed shearwaters swooping into Ned’s Beach at sunset, sometimes landing right at your feet
Contribute to seabird conservation on a guided colony count
Glide over the lagoon in a glass-bottom boat, spotting green turtles, with optional snorkelling
Keep watch for the iconic Lord Howe woodhen, a celebrated conservation success story

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13 NOVEMBER - 9 SPOTS AVAILABLE

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Still picturing yourself on Lord Howe this November? 🐢

A UNESCO-listed island where visitor numbers are capped at 400, and a few spots remain.

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