Point Ross

Point Ross Norfolk Island is a craggy headland located 10 minutes west of Kingston.

It can be reached via a dirt road, but caution should be exercised during wet weather. The nature reserve and clifftop parking area are open to visitors free of charge, 24/7.

The nature reserve at Point Ross Norfolk Island offers a unique experience with breathtaking views of the ocean extending to Phillips Island and Nepean Island. Crystal Pool, a natural ocean-fed pool nestled among the rocks, is a highlight of the reserve. Visitors can observe the clear water from the cliff top during low tide and even venture down to the pool with the assistance of a local guide. It is important to note that weather and tide conditions can make the descent dangerous.

Point Ross Norfolk Island is a year-round destination, with the summer months being the best time to visit due to the warm weather. Here are some tips for visiting Point Ross: bring a camera to capture the stunning views, respect the local wildlife and avoid stepping on the burrows of wedge-tailed shearwaters, check weather and tide conditions before heading out, and avoid the dirt road during wet weather.

To reach Point Ross, visitors can fly to Norfolk Island via Air New Zealand from Brisbane, Sydney, or Auckland. From Kingston, the capital city of Norfolk Island, visitors can hire a car or take a scenic walk to the reserve.