Lord Howe Island, Australia is widely accepted by those who have been there before as the prettiest island in the Pacific, It features on the UNESCO World Heritage List due to its abundance of natural beauty, combined with diverse flora and fauna. Although modern and developed, it is completely unspoiled as yet, and its pristine beaches combined with the diverse natural abundance, the amazing varieties of marine life, the worlds southern most coral reef and the excellent waves offered for surfers have made this a chosen beach destination by those in the know about this veritable paradise. To top all this, this is not one of the well known island destinations, and is free from the tourist hordes. Only 400 tourists are allowed to enter the island at one time. Location Lord Howe is located  [...]

An extraordinary paradigm of the secluded oceanic atolls, formed due to volcanic eruptions 2,000 meters under the ocean centuries ago, Lord Howe Island flaunts its impressive vegetation, photographic panoramas, and innumerable prevalent wildlife. Due to this variety of wildlife, plants, and scenic beauty, it has registered itself in the UNESCO World Heritage List. The cloud forest developed on the peaks of this island’s mountains can be spotted from many miles away making it distinct from other atolls. This small piece of land embraces around 242 species of vegetation out of which 16 are rare, scarce, quite vulnerable, and cannot be found on any other parts of the world. Likewise, the bird population here is quite distinct and affluent. It has around 130 genuses of birds. Other than  [...]