On the island’s south west coast is 100 Acres Reserve that is one of the best places to take a walk through a variety of amazing flora, with great views, and seabirds galore that take your breath away.

Those who live on Norfolk Island love 100 Acres as a place for recreation, picnics, and contemplation. Those who come for a Norfolk Island holiday also find this tranquil place well worth the visit.

We went walking there today (Australia Day) and took some photos to show you just some of what you might find at 100 Acres.

The entry to 100 Acres

Down to the coast

Beautiful forest

An avenue of White Oaks and NI Pine

Up the boardwalk on the way back

Enjoy the peace with a friend

White tern

Tropic bird

Tropic birds in full flight

Large birds nest fern

Moreton Bay Fig tree

Naturally seeded NI pine

NI palms

Fishing at Rocky Point

View to the sea

Here is a

SHORT VIDEO

of ocean scenes at

100 Acres

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