Aquatic adventure
Scuba diving
Lord Howe Island’s World Heritage-listed marine park environment, abundant marine life and crystal-clear waters attract divers from around the world to explore its diverse range of dive sites.
View Details Viewed from Kim's Lookout and from Ned's Beach on the eastern side of Lord Howe, the Admiralty Islands are an intriguing group of volcanic formations. Birds can be seen from afar nesting on the islands’ flanks.
Its islets make for wonderful diving and are ranked highly as among the country’s best dive sites. With names like Noddy Island, Rupert’s Reef, Sugarloaf Island and Tenth of June Bombora – they all sound worthy of discovery!
Guests can see the Admiralty Islands up close on a round island boat tour, or en route to Ball’s Pyramid, tides and conditions permitting.
