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Things to do in Burnt Pine, Norfolk Island: The Best Tours
Discover the best top things to do in Burnt Pine, Australia including 1856 The Untold Story, Convict Kingston Tour, Island Fish Feast, Norfolk Island Commandants Dinner, Colleen McCullough Home Tour On Norfolk Island, A Taste Of Norfolk, Norfolk Island Return Airport Transfers .
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1. 1856 The Untold Story
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
On 8 June 1856 a total of 194 people, descendants from the Bounty, arrived on Norfolk Island from Pitcairn Island aboard the Morayshire. This consisted of 40 men, 47 women, 54 boys, and 53 girls. They arrived in cold, wet blustery conditions. Few had ever been to sea before, They were seasick, homesick, and heartsick. The journey of 6,00 km / 3,700 miles took five weeks. They arrived to a recently abandoned penal settlement set aside for the ‘worst of the worst’ it was full of ghosts and memories. It was a large and frightening testimony of man’s inhumanity to man. The 1856 untold story will follow their journey in the World Heritage Listed Kingston area.
Inclusions: On board commentary, Air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions:
Reviewed By R1688WGpauls
OVERPRICED, OVERRATED, OVERCROWDED, UNDERWHELMING Was very much looking forward to this tour but the experience turned out to be one that I'm very glad I will never have to repeat. The tour left on time but when we got to the house we waited outside for 20 minutes until the door was finally opened by the tour guide who glibly announced that she didn't hear the bus pull up.We were then ushered into the entrance way where the tour began There were 19 of us so it was a bit of a squeeze. After making our way through a couple of rooms including a riveting tour of the laundry we were all seated in the fernery where, after speaking for about 10 minutes, our guide went silent. I can only imagine this was a technique she employed to elicit questions from her audience. These were slowly forthcoming but when it got down to a discussion on how the tiles were cleaned and how she watered the ferns I found myself slowly losing the will to live. The whole took two and half hours that I'll never get back.
2. Convict Kingston Tour
Overall Ratings
4.3 based on 6 reviews
A tour that takes in the heritage and history of World Heritage Listed Kingston, the original settlement of the first penal colony on Norfolk Island.
Inclusions: Light refreshments, Driver/guide, Live commentary on board, Pickup and drop-off from designated meeting points
Exclusions: Gratuities, Hotel pickup and drop-off
Reviewed By R1688WGpauls
OVERPRICED, OVERRATED, OVERCROWDED, UNDERWHELMING Was very much looking forward to this tour but the experience turned out to be one that I'm very glad I will never have to repeat. The tour left on time but when we got to the house we waited outside for 20 minutes until the door was finally opened by the tour guide who glibly announced that she didn't hear the bus pull up.We were then ushered into the entrance way where the tour began There were 19 of us so it was a bit of a squeeze. After making our way through a couple of rooms including a riveting tour of the laundry we were all seated in the fernery where, after speaking for about 10 minutes, our guide went silent. I can only imagine this was a technique she employed to elicit questions from her audience. These were slowly forthcoming but when it got down to a discussion on how the tiles were cleaned and how she watered the ferns I found myself slowly losing the will to live. The whole took two and half hours that I'll never get back.
3. Island Fish Feast
Overall Ratings
3.8 based on 19 reviews
Enjoy fabulous freshly caught fish in a stunning location during this three hour tour. Great food and local entertainment make this a must do on any Norfolk itinerary.
Inclusions: Transfers to/from Baunti Escape Office or town accommodation, Fish feast and entertainment, Dinner, Cash bar is available and you can also BYO
Exclusions: Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase), Drinks
Reviewed By R1688WGpauls
OVERPRICED, OVERRATED, OVERCROWDED, UNDERWHELMING Was very much looking forward to this tour but the experience turned out to be one that I'm very glad I will never have to repeat. The tour left on time but when we got to the house we waited outside for 20 minutes until the door was finally opened by the tour guide who glibly announced that she didn't hear the bus pull up.We were then ushered into the entrance way where the tour began There were 19 of us so it was a bit of a squeeze. After making our way through a couple of rooms including a riveting tour of the laundry we were all seated in the fernery where, after speaking for about 10 minutes, our guide went silent. I can only imagine this was a technique she employed to elicit questions from her audience. These were slowly forthcoming but when it got down to a discussion on how the tiles were cleaned and how she watered the ferns I found myself slowly losing the will to live. The whole took two and half hours that I'll never get back.
4. Norfolk Island Commandants Dinner
Overall Ratings
3.8 based on 4 reviews
The Commandant's Dinner is a fun evening which explores Norfolk's rich and colourful history. It includes a 3 course dinner and entertainment.
Inclusions: Live entertainment, Tour escort/host, 3-course dinner, Local taxes
Exclusions: Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase), Gratuities
Reviewed By R1688WGpauls
OVERPRICED, OVERRATED, OVERCROWDED, UNDERWHELMING Was very much looking forward to this tour but the experience turned out to be one that I'm very glad I will never have to repeat. The tour left on time but when we got to the house we waited outside for 20 minutes until the door was finally opened by the tour guide who glibly announced that she didn't hear the bus pull up.We were then ushered into the entrance way where the tour began There were 19 of us so it was a bit of a squeeze. After making our way through a couple of rooms including a riveting tour of the laundry we were all seated in the fernery where, after speaking for about 10 minutes, our guide went silent. I can only imagine this was a technique she employed to elicit questions from her audience. These were slowly forthcoming but when it got down to a discussion on how the tiles were cleaned and how she watered the ferns I found myself slowly losing the will to live. The whole took two and half hours that I'll never get back.
5. Colleen McCullough Home Tour On Norfolk Island
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 10 reviews
This two hour tour visits the home of the iconic Australian author, Colleen McCullough. Her beloved property "Out Yenna" is now open exclusively to Baunti Escapes customers. Be escorted through her magnificent home and view Ric and Colleen’s priceless collection of artefacts gathered on their travels all over the world.
Inclusions: Driver/guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off (selected hotels only)
Exclusions: Gratuities, Food and drinks
Reviewed By 931jackiew
We did this on Saturday night. We were very surprised when we got there at 5pm after being picked up and were served the main meal immediately, it felt too early. The food was delicious, local fish with chips and a huge array of salads and bread, the coconut bread was amazing. There was a gluten free option available for the fish. We brought drinks at the cash bar. The location was lovely and we were able to watch the sunset. The singer with guitar was really good. We were then entertained by some island dancers. Dessert was also served but was one dish, no choices, but lovely. We had a very pleasant evening which wound up at 730pm. The biggest problem was eating so early, not sure why we couldn’t have had the entertainment first and then have the meal served. All in all a great night out.
6. A Taste Of Norfolk
Overall Ratings
2.0 based on 1 reviews
Experience some of the finest produce on Norfolk Island and sample the unique green banana fritters drizzled with local honey.
Inclusions: Snacks
Exclusions:
Reviewed By R1688WGpauls
OVERPRICED, OVERRATED, OVERCROWDED, UNDERWHELMING Was very much looking forward to this tour but the experience turned out to be one that I'm very glad I will never have to repeat. The tour left on time but when we got to the house we waited outside for 20 minutes until the door was finally opened by the tour guide who glibly announced that she didn't hear the bus pull up.We were then ushered into the entrance way where the tour began There were 19 of us so it was a bit of a squeeze. After making our way through a couple of rooms including a riveting tour of the laundry we were all seated in the fernery where, after speaking for about 10 minutes, our guide went silent. I can only imagine this was a technique she employed to elicit questions from her audience. These were slowly forthcoming but when it got down to a discussion on how the tiles were cleaned and how she watered the ferns I found myself slowly losing the will to live. The whole took two and half hours that I'll never get back.
7. Norfolk Island Return Airport Transfers
Baunti Escapes welcomes you to beautiful Norfolk Island. We are Norfolk’s most boutique, yet most comprehensive Tour Company and Booking Agent. We meet all clients at the airport upon arrival and our knowledegable, local driver will be waiting for you outside Customs with the Baunti Tours sign. Simply give him/her your name and then hop on the brand new Baunti Tours coash, easily identified by the new livery on the side. As a FREE bonus we offer you a 3 hour Discover Our World Island Tour which will immerse you in life and living on Norfolk, including our history, culture, food, nature, government, and art and industry. We will help you get the most from your Norfolk Island holiday. We look forward to showing you around!
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions: Coffee and/or Tea
Reviewed By R1688WGpauls
OVERPRICED, OVERRATED, OVERCROWDED, UNDERWHELMING Was very much looking forward to this tour but the experience turned out to be one that I'm very glad I will never have to repeat. The tour left on time but when we got to the house we waited outside for 20 minutes until the door was finally opened by the tour guide who glibly announced that she didn't hear the bus pull up.We were then ushered into the entrance way where the tour began There were 19 of us so it was a bit of a squeeze. After making our way through a couple of rooms including a riveting tour of the laundry we were all seated in the fernery where, after speaking for about 10 minutes, our guide went silent. I can only imagine this was a technique she employed to elicit questions from her audience. These were slowly forthcoming but when it got down to a discussion on how the tiles were cleaned and how she watered the ferns I found myself slowly losing the will to live. The whole took two and half hours that I'll never get back.
