Lord Howe Island – The Last Paradise

The only one of four World Heritage listed Island groups, this tiny dot in the southern Pacific Ocean brims with life and has the passionate traveler well and truly catered for. Lord Howe Isle is an island of tranquility and majestic beauty just eleven kilometres from end to end and two kilometres at its widest point. It has one of the world's most beautiful tropical lagoons, superb beaches, crystal waters and forests covering two thirds of its land mass. This unique environment is preserved by the World Heritage listing for those fortunate enough to live there or those who visit for a memorable holiday.

Lord Howe Isle is a dramatic, breath-taking, enticing and beautiful corner of the Pacific. Totally unspoiled, totally natural and totally protected - yet with all the creature comforts in accommodation and excellent restaurants. For lovers of peace and nature Lord Howe also has special appeal for high flyers who have "been there - done that" and just want a quiet, relaxed break, with no glitzy resorts, no hassles, stress and certainly no "wall to wall" tourists!