Norfolk Island

The terrain of Norfolk Island ranges from rolling farmland across its centre to steep coastal cliffs around much of its shoreline, giving the island a compact but varied profile. This Australian external territory lies in the Pacific Ocean, where the endemic Norfolk Island pine has become its unmistakable silhouette. Mount Bates, the island’s highest point, rises within Norfolk Island National Park, whose forests preserve much of the interior. On the south coast, Kingston and Arthur’s Vale Historic Area forms part of the UNESCO-listed Australian Convict Sites, recalling the island’s penal-settlement eras. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Norfolk Island’s Pacific coast.

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