No finer place to be a shag on a rock, 700 kilometres out to sea can be as adventure packed or still and quiet as you make it.
Lord Howe Island is a spectacular World Heritage-listed spot, drenched in subtropical forests, pristine beaches and an abundance of wildlife that serves as a remarkable example of oceanic islands of volcanic origin.
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