Lord Howe Island Transport
You’ll quickly understand why Lord Howe does not need public transport. All accommodation properties meet flights, providing free transport for arriving and departing guests.
Walking is a pleasure on the island as you’re never far from shops, restaurants, or beaches. There are bicycles and helmets for hire and a limited number of rental cars.
When is the best time of year to fly to Lord Howe Island?
The most popular time to visit Lord Howe is between September and May, however, even in the winter months (June, July and August), the days can be sunny and warm. Winter on Lord Howe Island showcases an array of unique activities that highlight the wildlife and biodiversity of our World Heritage listed Island.
What is there to do on Lord Howe Island?
From the picturesque lagoon to the stunning secret beaches around the rocky inlet at Old Gulch, down to Ned's Beach to feed the fish, and up to the top of Mount Gower, Lord Howe Island is full of fun things to do for the whole family.
Are the beaches good on Lord Howe Island?
Lord Howe Island has 11 named beaches and probably the same number of unnamed coves, inlets and bays – many are rarely visited.
The most popular of Lord Howe Island’s beaches is certainly Blinky Beach, which is located on the eastern side of the island. Known for its champagne surf, this beach can be accessed via bicycle, on foot, or by car.
What sort of food is there on Lord Howe Island?
Lord Howe offers a range of dining options from home-style to contemporary cuisine. Enjoy home-baked roast dinners and ‘fish fries’ to sophisticated menus featuring internationally-inspired fine dining.
