By Catriona Rowntree
Interview with Hayley Baillie: "Australia’s own Bora Bora - Lord Howe Island, just 600 kilometres, or a two-hour flight off the coast of NSW. Not only because it is World Heritage-listed due to its unique flora and fauna, but because it only has 400 tourists at any one time, meaning that you can have ...
Lord Howe Island is an exceptionally beautiful, modern but unspoilt holiday destination – one of those places people like to keep a secret once they’ve found it. Tourist numbers are limited to 400 at any one time, so it’s never crowded. The crescent-shaped island is 600km east of Port Macquarie (on the NSW Mid North Coast) ...
There are very few places in the world with no high-rise, mobile phone coverage, ATMs, where cars must not drive over 25 kpm and just 400 tourists are allowed at any one time. Sound too good to be true? Well, I found all that and more on Lord Howe Island, 600 kilometres east of Sydney, and ...
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