Arajilla - Destination

Our island

Lord Howe is Australia's most beautiful island. Here unwind amongst extraordinary scenery and wildlife.

In 1982 the UNESCO World Heritage committee officially inscribed Lord Howe Island on the World Heritage List.

Less than two hours northeast of Sydney, Arajilla nestles on the 1,455 ha island of Lord Howe amid forest, mountains and lagoon.

Due to its isolated, subtropical situation Lord Howe Island has its own microclimate.

Discover Lord Howe Island's best beaches and walking tracks, plus prime sites for snorkelling, diving, fishing and bird watching.

World heritage listed for its unique fauna and flora.

Lord Howe's marine life is unique with both tropical and temporal marine species cohabiting in pristine waters.

Sitting on the Lord Howe Rise, Lord Howe Island is the eroded remnant of a large shield volcano.

First settled in 1834, Lord Howe Island is still largely untouched forest, mainly due to the rugged terrain and the Island's isolation.