The Cleanest Island – Norfolk Island . South Pacific . Australia

An Island Vacation Home

Come stay at our Norfolk Island Pine home for your perfect island getaway. It’s a fully-equipped, solar powered, tradition island pine house just minutes from town and beaches, and a hop to the National Park. Norfolk Island is just a 2 hour flight from Sydney, Brisbane or Auckland serviced regularly by Air New Zealand. Here you can experience some of the cleanest air and pristine beaches in the world. It’s the best kept secret in the South Pacific. The abundance of fresh fish is simply amazing. Take a stroll around our 5 acre property and forage for seasonal treats like grapes, guava and macadamia. If you like nature, you will fall in love here. Go swimming, snorkelling, kayaking, golfing, horse-riding, hiking, fishing, surfing and much more.

We’ve Got Everything You Need

Fully Equipped Home

Organic cotton linens and towels provided. Main bedroom features a brand new all-natural latex mattress. Living room has brand new big flatscreen TV with digital cable and dvd player. Brand new quality speaker dock for your tunes.

Wireless Internet

The house has its own high speed DSL internet connection and wireless internet is available throughout the house. Look for the password on the modem.

Premium Cookware

We think home-cooked food is the best thing in the world so we made sure that the kitchen is stocked with quality cookware and dishwasher. The supermarket, butcher and local produce stands and farmers market provide plenty of ingredients.

Laundry Facilities

There is a laundry room with a washing machine and ample clothes hanging racks.

Solar Powered

We are an eco-friendly house with solar powered electricity and hot water. Water is from rainwater tanks.

Mobile Phone

You can only use Norfolk Telecom on Norfolk Island. Mainland mobile phone providers do not roam here. Don’t fret as you can use the provided mobile phone to make calls, you just need to add pre-paid credit to it. Enjoy being off the grid.

Lush Rainforest

Norfolk Island has extremely fertile volcanic soil and regular rainfall so the vegetation is always thriving. We have a rainforest in our backyard where there are guava trees thriving and banana trees hiding. Take a walk up to the nearby National Park.

Wood Stove

Winter average minimum temperatures range from 13°C to 15°C (55°F to 59°F), so it really doesn’t get that cold, but if you want to have a cozy wood burning fire to heat up the house there’s plenty of wood available.

Lovely house and garden. Everything you need for an enjoyable holiday.
Vera CSydney (Feb 2014)
The comfort and quality of this stay was just delightful. Wonderful large property to explore with so much to taste, the guava and macadamia trees were a particular highlight! We loved waking up each day to such clean air and so many possibilities; fishing, snorkelling, bush walking. We'd love to come back!
Claire N.Sydney (April 2014)
La maison est très agréable a vivre, spacieuse et bien équipée. Une cuisine propre et dernier cri, vous ne manquerez de rien. Un grand jardin et bois ou vous pourrez vous balader et vous relaxer à volonté. Mangez quelques goyaves et macadamias en y faisant le tour... Chaque soir après les visites, la plongée ou autres aventures nous avons apprécié la cheminée et grande TV pour les enfants. Il y faisait bon vivre...
Gaetan V.France (May 2014)
I stayed for 3 weeks in this house and had a great time. It is very clean, has everything you need and everything is in good shape. The contact person on the island was very helpful. It is about a 20-25 minute walk to town (hilly area). If you won't be exploring the island every day there is no need to have a car for the whole period of your stay. Norfolk island in general is definitely worth to visit for a couple of weeks!
Joachim F.Switzerland (June 2014)
A refreshing place for us to be close to nature and rejuvenate our body and mind.
Grace LSydney (Jan 2014)
Fantastic holiday home, cosy and well furnished. Beautiful and peaceful surroundings. Enjoyed our stay!
Rosalind Y.Sydney (Feb 2014)