Aloha Apartments offers fully self-contained modern apartments in the heart of Burnt Pine, Norfolk Island’s shopping and café district.
FELICITY
Australia
Great location close to shops, eating places. Nice coffee shop next door.
Accessible for tour pick ups, airport transfers and car hire delivered to apartments.
Clean pool and BBQ facilities.
Neatly maintained grounds.
Apartment facilities well provided for.
Comfortable beds.
Free wifi.
Ferny Lane House is set in Burnt Pine and offers a garden and a terrace. With garden views, this accommodation offers a patio.
Donald
Australia
Location was good. Within walking distances of the town centre. House was well appointed for our group of 6 adults. The host also included beach towels and snorkeling gear.
Auwas Island Holiday home is a large standalone 3 bedroom house set close to the Norfolk Island National Park in a private setting. It has views from the balcony down the valley.
AARON
Australia
Location was idea for our requirements for our wedding and guests. We ALL - including adults LOVED the tree swing lol
Providing a garden, Tranquility At Cascade features accommodation in Cascade. This holiday home provides free private parking and free shuttle service.
Suzanne
Australia
We were met at the airport with the hire care (arranged directly with the owner) and taken to the house which is so much better than it looks in the photos!Spacious and spotlessly clean!
Oven looked like it had never been used and a well appointed kitchen with enough dishwasher tablets and cleaning products for entire stay.
Very comfy beds, pillows, lovely linens and towels, including beach towels, a picnic chiller set and some snorkelling gear!
Walking distance to Cockpit falls and the cargo pier!
Set on a lovely 7-acre property with impressive ocean views, Seaview Norfolk Island offers an outdoor pool. Seaview Norfolk Island is 6 minutes’ drive from Norfolk Island Golf Club and Kingston Jetty....
Jack
Australia
Good bed! good shower and fridge! there is a microwave
Set on 11 acres of lovely tropical gardens, Paradise Hotel & Resort features an outdoor pool, massage services and a restaurant. It offers rooms with a private terrace.
Gordon & Corinne
Australia
Location was great, staff excellent & gave us so much assistance & advice & were obliging with a pool view 😁
Located on Norfolk Island, Endeavour Lodge offers luxurious self-catering apartments with ocean view. Guests can relax and enjoy the sunset from their spacious private verandah.
Offering self-contained accommodation with free on-site parking, The Ridge is just 3 minutes' drive from Emily Bay Beach. All accommodation features a balcony with outdoor furniture.
Pam
Australia
Clean, very friendly hosts, special touches like a picnic hamper so we could pack our own food and drinks for a BBQ overlooking the ocean and magnificent sunsets.
Offering a tennis court and a free airport shuttle, Islander Lodge Apartments is just a 5-minute walk from Slaughter Bay.
Kathie
New Zealand
The location was wonderful and we could walk down to the swimming beach, although a little walk up the hill on the way home. Lots to do nearby. The view was stunning, could even see the sunrise and sunset through the trees. The rooms were large and well appointed with very comfortable beds. We appreciated being able to use the washing machine. The kitchen meant we were able to cook several meals here. We would definitely return!
Situated on almost an acre of award-winning gardens, Cascade Garden Apartments offers modern self-catering accommodation with views of the Pacific Ocean. Free airport transfers are included.
Georgina
Australia
Comfortable chairs in the lounge room, good reception for TV, Wifi and phone. Well set up apartment, everything in good condition.
Set on 2 acres of gardens, Channers on Norfolk is just 200 metres from Burnt Pine’s shops and restaurants. Guests enjoy free airport transfers and a free half day island tour.
Rosemary
Australia
Very centrally located to be able to walk to shops or restaurants/cafe's, car provided as part of package for day trips.
The best ever week away to unwind and relax. Would definitely return and highly recommend to friends and family
Fly to Norfolk Island from Sydney, Brisbane, or Auckland with Air New Zealand. From Norfolk Island Airport, Burnt Pine is a 3km drive. International travellers may need to transfer in Australia or New Zealand.
The most convenient airport for both domestic and international travellers is Norfolk Island Airport, located in Burnt Pine itself. It's the best due to its proximity, being approximately 3 km from the town centre.
Burnt Pine, Norfolk Island, lacks public transport. However, it's compact, making it walkable. For longer distances, hire bicycles or cars from local providers. Remember, driving is on the left. Taxis are available, but pre-booking is advised due to limited availability. Always verify transport options before your visit.
The best area to stay in Burnt Pine, Norfolk Island is the town centre. It offers convenient access to shops, restaurants, and local attractions. It's popular among visitors for its accessibility and vibrant atmosphere.
Burnt Pine, Norfolk Island, experiences a subtropical climate with mild temperatures year-round. Average temperatures range from 19°C in July to 25°C in February. There are no distinct summer and winter seasons. Rainfall is evenly distributed throughout the year, with no specific dry or wet seasons. The island is not typically affected by monsoons or hurricanes.
The ideal months to visit Burnt Pine, Norfolk Island are between November and March. During these months, the weather is pleasantly warm, averaging 24°C, perfect for exploring the island's natural beauty and historical sites. This period also coincides with the island's festive season, offering visitors a chance to experience local culture and traditions. However, it's advisable to book in advance due to the high tourist influx.
Explore the lush Norfolk Island National Park and the historic Kingston and Arthur's Vale area in Burnt Pine. Enjoy a swim at Emily Bay, take in panoramic views from Mount Pitt, visit the charming St. Barnabas Chapel, and wander through the serene Hundred Acres Reserve.
Burnt Pine, Norfolk Island, offers a unique culinary experience. You'll find dishes featuring local produce, such as the Norfolk Island pine mushroom, a delicacy used in various dishes. Seafood is abundant, with fresh fish and lobster frequently on the menu. The island's cattle provide succulent beef. Traditional dishes include hihi pie, a meat and vegetable pie, and mudda, a banana dumpling dessert. Local drinks often feature subtropical fruits, and the island's coffee is renowned.
Burnt Pine, the commercial hub of Norfolk Island, offers a variety of shopping options. You can explore the town centre, where you'll find a range of shops selling everything from local crafts and souvenirs to fresh produce. The local markets are a must-visit, offering a unique opportunity to purchase handmade items and locally grown food. Whether you're looking for a unique memento or fresh ingredients for a picnic, Burnt Pine has you covered.
Burnt Pine, Norfolk Island, is steeped in a unique blend of Polynesian and British convict heritage. Visitors should respect local customs such as the 'Norfolk Wave', a friendly greeting to passing motorists. It's also customary to leave doors unlocked, showcasing the island's low crime rate. Traditional music and dance, influenced by Tahitian culture, are integral to local festivals. The island's history is commemorated annually on 'Bounty Day', a public holiday observed on 8th June.
What guests said about Burnt Pine:
10
Scored 10
Five adults reunited for our week trip to Norfolk Island
Five adults reunited for our week trip to Norfolk Island
The house suited us perfectly with private bedrooms and two bathrooms. Everything was provided. More than just a starter kit. Wayne and Ian from NIHH looked after us. Our 6 seater Subaru was great. Definitely recommend this house. It’s in a nice rural part and close to Burnt Pine shops.
Ray
Australia
10
Scored 10
Simply stunning. Not much else one can say.
Simply stunning. Not much else one can say. Roads are crappy, but safe.
Take liquor from your departure duty-free as it's fearsome expensive on the Island. Make sure you have a hire car as there's lots to see. Many tours available but we very happily did our own thing and were rewarded for it.
John
Australia
8.0
Scored 8.0
7 days is quite sufficient to see and do everything at Burnt...
7 days is quite sufficient to see and do everything at Burnt Pine. Food is quite expensive and fruit and vegetables aren’t always available at the supermarkets. It’s a good idea to bring rice, pasta, tuna, biscuits, spreads, butter, cheese etc. as everything is quite expensive one the island. You can buy local fish but it is frozen. There are a variety of shops with some bargains to be had if you look hard enough. Hiring a car is a must so you can drive yourself around and explore all the sights and go to town for supplies.
Mary
Australia
10
Scored 10
Very central to everything on the Island.
Very central to everything on the Island. Close to main streets, pick up points for the various tours we did. Lovely relaxing area with lots of scenery, wildlife, excellent photo opportunities and close to lots of tourist attractions. Our most enjoyable days were being part of the tours. We did the introductory tour that tells you about the history and shows you some of the places of interest. Our driver was very comical and informative. Thoroughly enjoyed this great into to Norfolk Island. We also did a taste testing tour visiting some of the local farms/growers and then we did a progressive dinner was very delicious, excellent sized servings, very friendly and generous host families for every course (3 courses).
Patricia
Australia
8.0
Scored 8.0
We had trouble booking restaurants as food was in short...
We had trouble booking restaurants as food was in short supply whilst we were there. Also the cost of any food that was available was very expensive.
The Bowling Club we found to be the best place for a decent meal at a reasonable price. The Homestead restaurant was a big disappointment. It was very expensive and we sent three steak meals back because it was very tough. The Chef was offhand and would not admit it was poor quality meat from NZ. He did offer us another meal of our choice but it too was very ordinary, considering the price. The entree of pate with sourdough was very nice.
Very friendly people in town and very helpful, even though they're going through an extremely tough time with supply ships being delayed.
Enjoyed the history and museums very much in Kingston.
stuart
Australia
8.0
Scored 8.0
The best things were the relaxed vibe on the whole island,...
The best things were the relaxed vibe on the whole island, where people don't lock their doors and the locals are very friendly. There is plenty to do from exploring beautiful nature all around the island to learning about Australia's history
Susanne
Australia
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