Norfolk Island’s slower pace
Moreton Bay fig trees, guided treks to the offshore Phillip Island, yoga classes, a local gym that welcomes visitors, cycling, swimming, snorkelling, surfing, tai chi classes and a couple of day spas.
With no pollution, no traffic, no fast food chains and no rush to do anything, Norfolk Island is in fact an ideal destination to disconnect from busy lives. ‘‘We really do live in paradise and enjoy
Enjoy a round of golf on a World Heritage course, go deep sea fishing or take a bush walk through national parks. Order a cheeseboard from Picnic in Paradise to enjoy at Puppies Point at sunset; book a treatment at the Serenity Spa and take a yoga or mindfulness class. See picnicinparadise2899.com and serenityspabeauty.com.au
Stay: Tintoela offers luxury self-contained accommodation from A$485 per night including rental car, airport meet and greet, wi-fi and generous fruit bowl. See tintoela.com
Fly: Air New Zealand flies to Norfolk Island. See airnewzealand.co.nz
Carbon footprint: A return trip for one passenger in economy class flying from Auckland to Norfolk Island would generate 625.6 tonnes of CO2. To offset your carbon emissions head to airnewzealand.co.nz/ sustainability-customer-carbon-offset
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Sheriden Rhodes was a guest of Norfolk Island Tourism, Air New Zealand and Tintoela.