If you’re looking for an experience that gives you a first hand insight into Norfolk Island living, the Progressive Dinner is a must. You will join a group of other Norfolk Island visitors to enjoy a 3 course meal, progressing to different Norfolk Island family homes. This activity makes for a fun night and a great way to meet the local people. You will come away with a true insight on life on Norfolk Island and our beautiful people.

Visit the Pitcairn Settlers Village. Here you’ll experience the proud history of the Pitcairn Island Settlers. Your guided tour will take you through the gracious original Bailey homestead & gardens, then on to a stroll through the barn, dairy and out-buildings. Wander through the Museum filled with items of nostalgic and historic interest before enjoying an exclusive film of Norfolk Island interest and complimentary refreshments.

Travel to Anson Bay to visit a small hobby farm, which has been instrumental in improving our local livestock industry. See a demonstration of Norfolk pottery, and browse the cottage pottery shop. After a delicious morning tea at a scenic location, visit a beautiful private and commercial garden that supplies our local florists. Visit Peter Christian's Kentia Palm plantation which exports round the world and learn how they make chocolate on Norfolk Island at Sweeties.

This fantastic event has been operating for over 40 years. Imagine - a feast of local dishes, salads and homemade coconut bread, alongside mouth-watering fried fish that you won’t forget. Overlooking breathtaking coastal scenery as the sun sets - with live music in the background, this acivity will certainly be unforgettable.

Dress as a convict and join in with the Commandant for an evening of gaiety, feasting, singing, and dancing. The outfit is supplied - all you need to do is bring your sense of humour! And prepare yourself for a delicious meal with your new friends. This is Norfolk Island’s only dinner and dance night - and one of it's most anticipated events. It’s a great night out for all ages, so the whole family can come and enjoy themselves.

Nightfall at Kingston brings a completely different mood to the Convict Settlement on Norfolk Island. The stillness and the stars are there just as they were, when the original settlers arrived in 1788. However, with the dramatic use of real-life sounds, theatrical lighting and costumed actors, the stillness is broken as you are taken through the horrifying decades of Norfolk Island’s convict era.