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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.

Creator of the novel that inspired “The Thorn Birds” TV series, author of 24 books, Colleen McCullough lived on Norfolk Island for almost 36 years—and you get exclusive access to her property, Out Yenna, on this small-group tour. View the priceless collection of artefacts she and her Norfolk Islander husband gathered on their travels and experience the luxurious serenity that fueled McCullough’s epic novels.

Join us for a very special evening. Located at a scenic outdoor location you will enjoy scrumptiously fresh, local fish prepared the local way and accompanied with a range of seasonal island dishes. See how we make the most of our home grown produce and enjoy paddock to plate freshness. Be entertained throughout the evening by a singer and island dancers whose singing and dancing will set the tone for an evening of fun and relaxation. At our discretion, if inclement weather is anticipated, we will move to an alternate venue. This is a perfect pre-show dinner before heading on to 1856 – The Untold Story. Limited bar facilities available.

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.

Enjoy an evening out with a difference when you join Norfolk Island's theatrical dinner show. Learn all about the island's dark yet fascinating history through factual, dramatized entertainment. Dine on a tasty three-course meal inspired by traditional British cuisine that will take you back to the colonial days. Learn more about Norfolk Island while having fun.

Spend your Saturday evening like a true Norfolk Islander with a feast of super-fresh fried fish and seasonal island dishes. Travel to a stunning hilltop with sweeping views of the mighty ocean, then dine island-style on recipes passed down from Polynesian ancestors. A local singer and Tahiti-style dancers provide entertainment, while your evening includes door-to-door round-trip transfers for maximum ease.

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.

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.

Get your day off to a great start with a guided walk to the Captain Cook Monument, followed by a breakfast barbeque on a cliff top, with sweeping views. Choose the easy walk to the monument or a slightly more challenging trail up Mt. Bates. Either way, you’ll meet up with the rest of the group for breakfast. A fun way to get active at a cooler time of day.

The farm tour is an iconic tour which Baunti Tour have revamped to include the following new venues, exclusive to Baunti Tours. Meet the Shire Horses and watch a draft horse demonstration and learn about farming from a bygone era with a local character and horse trainer. A palm nursery which exports palms to the world market. A stunning home garden with hydroponics, where you will enjoy a cuppa as you wander around which is home to Bounty Mutineer Descendants. The farm tour of course still travels to the Liqueur Factory for some liqueur tasting. A tour not to be missed, whilst holidaying on island.