Norfolk Island National Park and Botanic Garden
Norfolk Island National Park welcomes visitors to explore its stunning scenery and rich diversity of bird life. From bushwalks beneath the planet's tallest tree ferns to barbecues overlooking spectacular ocean cliffs, there is something for everyone.
Norfolk Island also holds important biological significance as its flora and fauna are derived from the chance dispersal of plants and animals over vast distances of ocean. Many species have evolved into unique, or endemic, forms due to isolation from other populations and having different evolutionary pressures.
Visitor information and activites
Explore Norfolk Island's National Park's scenery and rich bird life.
Botanic Gardens
182 plant species are native to Norfolk Island. The Norfolk Island Botanic Gardens features around 40 endemic species, including 15 flora species considered to be critically endangered.
Nature and science
The Norfolk Island group provides an important link between tropical and temperate oceanic island environments.
History
Norfolk Island National Park and Norfolk Island Botanic Garden were initially established in 1984