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Norfolk Island is a volcanic South Pacific Island that lies between Australia, New Zealand and New Caledonia at 29'02º S and 167'56º E. It is approximately 600 miles from Auckland, 1000 miles from Sydney, 900 miles from Brisbane and 500 miles from New Caledonia.
Norfolk Island is easy to get around, but it’s even easier with these maps and guides. They are free to download and simple to use. Lace up your walking shoes, grab a map and make your way to the summit of Mount Pitt, or learn about our history as you explore the historic ruins of Kingston UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Map and Location. Norfolk Island is located in the South Pacific Ocean - an area called Oceania. The island lies on the Norfolk Ridge which runs from New Zealand to New Caledonia. It lies 500 miles SSE of Noumea, 700 miles NW of Auckland, 900 miles east of Brisbane and 1100 miles NE of Sydney.
There is no public transport system on Norfolk Island. The hilly terrain and distance between attractions make getting around on foot impractical for most visitors. Independent travellers tend to rent a car. There are a variety of tours available daily. It costs about $70 a day to rent a car and $20 a day for a scooter.
As the map illustrates, Norfolk Island is located approximately 1000km off the east coast of Australia, 1670km east northeast of Sydney and 772km southeast of Noumea. Much of Norfolk Island's coastline is comprised of cliffs left over from a basaltic volcano however there are still a few good swimming and surfing beaches.
Norfolk Island Museum. Location: Norfolk Island. The Norfolk Island museums reveals to you Norfolk's amazing and multi-layered stories. The Island was first settled by the Polynesians, discov. Read More. Your Norfolk experience starts here.
