Why Visit Lord Howe Island?
Designated a Unesco World Heritage Site in 1982 for Its Diverse Landscape, Species of Birds and Thriving Coral Reef (The Island Is Second Only to the Galapagos...
Designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1982 for its diverse landscape, species of birds and thriving coral reef (the island is second only to The Galapagos for endemic flora, fauna and fish), the 6-mile-long by 1-mile-wide isle has found a novel way to limit the impact of tourism on its environment.
What is special about Lord Howe Island?
The pristine waters surrounding Lord Howe Island are a unique mix of warm tropical and cool temperate ocean currents, home to over 450 fish species and 90 species of coral, many of which only occur here. ... You can also hand-feed fish at Ned's Beach Special Purpose Zone, which is protected by a no-take area.
Why do people go to Lord Howe Island?
Lord Howe is a top destination for those seeking yellowfin tuna, wahoo, marlin and more. The waters are also alive with delicious fish including whiting, trevally, bonefish, Australian salmon, spangled emperor, bluefish and wrasse.
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