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Blinky Beach

Lord Howe Island

Blinky Beach, on the eastern side of Lord Howe Island, is a safe spot for a refreshing swim, or a relaxing snorkel. It’s the most popular place on the island to catch a clean break on some of Australia’s least crowded waves.

Fish viewing and hand fish feeding

Lord Howe Island

Neds Beach Sanctuary Zone offers a unique opportunity to view an amazing diversity of fish and marine life close to shore. There is a special purpose zone here to allow visitors to view and experience limited hand feeding of fish.

Neds Beach

Lord Howe Island

At Ned’s Beach let the fish come to you! Be part of a favourite Lord Howe ritual and help feed eager mullet, wrasse, garfish, silver drummer, spangled emperor and metre-long...

Lord Howe Island Marine Park

Lord Howe Island

Lord Howe Island Marine Park is internationally significant, with the world's southernmost coral reef and the only fringing coral reef lagoon in NSW.

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Blinky Beach
Blinky Beach, on the eastern side of Lord Howe Island, is a safe spot for a refreshing swim, or a relaxing snorkel. It’s the most popular place on the island to catch a clean break on some of Australia’s least crowded waves.

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Blinky Beach

Blinky Beach, on the eastern side of Lord Howe Island, is a safe spot for a refreshing swim, or a relaxing snorkel. It’s the most popular place on the island to catch a clean break on some of Australia’s least crowded waves.