Top Norfolk Island Cultural Tours

Our Island Culture Tour showcases our rich and diverse cultural heritage, from our Polynesian and Tahitian foremothers, our Bounty Mutineer forefathers through to early influences of religion, and seafaring settlers joining our community including American Indians, African Americans, Irish, English, Sami and New Zealand Māori. Be immersed in the rich heritage and deep gratitude we hold for our forebears as you explore Norfolk Island’s living culture. Discover artefacts passed down through generations and hear stories of our local language, traditional fishing and historical whaling practices, weaving, cooking, and service during times of conflict all of which have shaped who we are as a community today. This experience showcases how Islanders have evolved through the ages, living sustainably on the land and sea, guided by the rhythms of the seasons. You'll also have the chance to sample traditional seasonal dishes and try your hand at weaving, all in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.

Learn a bit about Australia's convict history at the Kingston convict site on Norfolk Island on this tour from Burnt Pine. You'll visit the settlement of the island's first penal colony, which is part of the Australian Convict Sites UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Discover the untold story of Norfolk Island, through this fascinating tour. In 1856, after a five-week journey by sea, 194 people arrived on Norfolk Island from Pitcairn Island. Today, the Kingston UNESCO World Heritage Site preserves their story and this coach tour recounts the history. You’ll be driven around the site and experience the sound and light show as you listen to an audio tour that brings the past to life.

Keen foodies won’t want to miss the chance to learn more about Norfolk Island cuisine and produce. This two-hour food tour includes samples of local favorites like green banana fritters with honey. You’ll travel between places in a comfortable minivan with a group of other travelers. The short tour is ideal for busy itineraries and short stays on the island.