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A special place on the planet, polar opposite to a cruise ship. Low key, walk or ride bike everywhere. Max speed 25km/hr It still has unspoilt forests, birdlife incredible, great beaches and lagoon for unmotorised sports. Good choice for food and drinks, small local clubs, bars and eateries. Accommodation provides bus to evening dining destination, hosts drive you home. Locals are helpful and friendly. What more could you ask for.

A paradise. The Anchorage has great food for dinner, coffee & muffins in the morning. Go everywhere by bike except a short bushy walk from Lorhiti to Neds Beach which has fabulous snorkeling. Good cocktails, food & views at the Crooked Post.

First of all, Lord Howe Island is one of the most beautiful destinations we have ever encountered. We went for scuba diving and bird watching, and enjoyed both There is a small museum, with interesting displays of island history and nature. Most accommodations are a short walk to both Ned's and Lagoon beaches, which are both beautiful. There are a few restaurants, and small grocery stores that had some small pre-made meals for the microwave or burgers. The weather can be tricky, with high winds that caused plane delays and bad water conditions. The planes to the island may institute weight restrictions for luggage, which might require waiting for the next flight if the bags don't make it on your booked flight. We didn't have problems, though. Most transportation is walking or bicycle, but our hotel had a shuttle.

The island is stunning and offers lots of walks for different fitness abilities. Other activities such as diving, snorkeling, kayaking and boat tours are available. Prepare for your walks before travelling to the island as it's very easy to nearly cripple yourself on the first walk, super sore calves after climbing/ descending hundreds of steps, but the views are worth the pain. Strongly recommend intermediate hill circuit and Malabar, Kim's lookout and north beach loop.

A very unique and special place! The water is beautiful, with amazing snorkelling and diving. There are beautiful birds everywhere. If you don't mind walking or cycling, then you don't need to hire a car - everything is within walking distance. There are plenty of walks/hikes/treks to do. The food is quite expensive compared with the mainland, and there are limited meal choices at most restaurants, particularly if you are vegetarian/vegan. We stayed 6 nights and that was plenty enough to do 3 days diving, the Mt Gower trek, most of the other walks on the island, and a lot of bird watching. We highly recommend doing the shark snorkel with Dive Lord Howe - an amazing and unforgettable experience!

Keen walkers and hikers would love this island. Small Mts to climb as well as bush walks through the verdant rainforests. Short distance across island. Bring your main supplies as limited expensive food supplies. Many restaurants still closed. Weather can cause flights to be cancelled. We are not so mobile now and I feel we have left it too late to fully enjoy island. Should have come 10 years ago. Bicycles or walking best ways to get around. Mainly work vehicles on island. Don’t think we’d come again as mobility issues will continue.