It may be a tiny island off Australia’s mainland, but it is unsurpassed in the island beauty stakes.
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East of Port Macquarie, the natural island World Heritage listed paradise welcomes only 400 visitors at a time, so it’s never crowded.
Picture a stunning landscape – high misty mountains, lush rainforest, sandy beaches and blue waters and you have Lord Howe Island.
A nature lover’s haven there’s lots of bird life and animal encounters with 45 kms of walks including the Seven Peaks Walk and Mt Gower climb, an 875-metre challenging climb.