New South Wales · Australia
A small island with a big horizon.
Set in the Tasman Sea, Lord Howe Island brings together volcanic peaks, green forests and a brilliant blue lagoon. The Lord Howe Island Group was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1982 for its exceptional natural beauty and biodiversity.
1982World Heritage listing
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Tasman SeaOff the coast of New South Wales
The trip, in pictures
Island moments
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Until next time
Some places stay with you.
Lord Howe Island is part of a World Heritage-listed island group recognised for its volcanic landscapes, endemic wildlife and southernmost true coral reef.
About the World Heritage listing