Fletcher’s Mutiny Cyclorama is an amazing 360° painting offers a unique way to experience the history of the Bounty adventures and discover how the world’s most famous mutiny created the Pitcairn and Norfolk Island communities.

This tour takes you to some of our key historic areas, including Kingston, Cascade and Longridge. This is your chance to learn all about the fascinating history of Norfolk Island.

See the famous convict buildings for yourself and enjoy the stories told in the full commentary as you visit each new place.

Take in the amazing views from the lookouts, where you’ll get to enjoy our beautiful beaches in all their glory. Learn about Norfolk Island government, laws and of course our unique lifestyle.

Some of the highlights include the renowned Melanesian Chapel and a visit to the grounds of an old island home - where you will be served morning or afternoon tea.

This in depth tour of the World Heritage Listed Georgian settlement of Kingston. This whole area is a living showcase of Polynesian, convict and Pitcairn Islander history. We take you through the cemetery, where you will hear the history of the colonial headstones, as well as the old houses along Quality Row.

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ON this tour you will also walk through the ruins of the New Gaol, see the Pier Store, Boat Shed and the Crank Mill

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Afternoon Tea is included.

The Museum has two guided Tag-A-Long tours. These tours include a guided journey behind the scenes, to reveal additional stories from the museum collection and Norfolk's history.

Experience the proud history of the Pitcairn Island Settlers. Your guided tour will include, the gracious original Bailey homestead & gardens, a stroll through the barn, dairy and out-buildings, a museum filled with items of nostalgic and historic interest, the oldest working forge in the Pacific, an ex-New Zealand Army hut, with war-time memorabilia, an exclusive film of Norfolk Island interest and complimentary refreshments

Your package includes Museum Passes to the Norfolk Island Museums Collections. The Museum exhibitions are in four buildings in the World Heritage Listed KAVHA.

These exhibition's provide the opportunity to come into these historic buildings and learn of our fascinating history.

Delve into the rich culture and heritage of the islanders forebears on the Island Culture Tour. Where the arts of weaving, cooking, dancing and the Norfolk Language were inherited from the islanders mutineer ancestors and their Tahitian wives.

Join Pinetree Tours for a cooking demonstration, indulge in a taste of some of our traditional dishes, master Tahitian Island dancing, try your hand at weaving and attempt some of the local Norf’k Language.

This fantastic event has been operating for over 40 years. Imagine - a feast of local dishes, salads and homemade coconut bread, alongside mouth-watering fried fish that you won’t forget.

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Your feast overlooks breathtaking coastal scenery as the sun sets - with live music in the background.

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The dishes include ‘Pilhi’ (savoury banana Slice,) a special sweet potato mash with local herbs called ‘Ana’, coconut bread and delicious coconut pie and cream for dessert

A refreshing morning of adventure in the great outdoors, followed by a delicious breakfast BBQ!

The Breakfast Bushwalk & Clifftop BBQ Tour has something for everyone with two options to choose from. For those seeking a leisurely stroll, explore the lush Palm Glen Reserve. For the more active, take a leisurely 3.5 km walk through scenic Mt. Bates - the highest point on the island - to Captain Cook Monument. This monument marks the spot where Captain James Cook and his officers landed in 1774 and offers breathtaking views of the coastline.

After the walk, gather on the clifftop for a scrumptious breakfast BBQ. If you have medical conditions, please note that the walks are not recommended. However, you can still join the walkers at Captain Cook Monument and share in the festivities. The tour is flexible and caters to all, so come and experience a morning of adventure and delicious food!