South Pacific Norfolk Island

Northfolk Island South Pacific Resort Hotel

The South Pacific Resort is located in the centre of Burnt Pine, just 5 minutes by car from Queen Victoria's Garden and The Old Watermill. Situated 2km from Norfolk Island Botanic Garden and 2.5km from Kingston and Arthur's Vale Historic Area.

Further comforts in this resort includes Wi-Fi connection (extra charge), arcade/playroom and marriage service. The Cooks Landing Restuarant, a cosy café with views of the gardens and bars, offers a wide range of cuisines. There is a commercial centre, baggage room and a laundrette. There may be special personal fees according to the real estate policies.

An official identity document with a photograph and a debit or debit slip are necessary at check-in. If you have specific requirements, these depend on your available check-in and may result in extra costs. Please consult the real estate in order to make the necessary precaution. There is important information about this real estate before you get there.

These properties offer transfer from the airports. Before departure, the guest must get in touch with the information on how to get there and use the information on the reservation receipt. Accommodation has connection rooms which, depending on the available space, can be booked via the number on the reservation receipt.

Subsequent taxes and deposit are levied by the real estate at services, check-in or check-out. Duties and contributions cannot contain taxes and may vary. These costs are part of the total room price: All costs provided by the real estate are inclusive.

Prices may differ, however, depending on the length of your holiday or room.

South Pacific homicide

THOSE of Norfolk Island, in the South Pacific, had no need to close their homes or take the keys out of their car. There' been no crimes on the island as long as you could recall. The corpse of Janelle Patton, a 29-year-old Australian, was found in sculpture at a seaview pick nick on the night of 31 March, Easter Sunday.

Sydney -based Miss Patton spent two years on Norfolk Island. Australia-Norfolk Island's incoming policing seems to be confusing under Australia's management. This assassination reminds Australia of the dark story of the island. This was a infamous jail during Australia's early days, when it was despicably known as "Gomorrah Island", a place where Britain sent the worse convicts from New South Wales and Tasmania, men and woman, to be subjugated by "Skinner" or "Backscratcher".

Being exiled to Norfolk Island was regarded as a worst destiny than being hung. The Australian prisoner's researcher Robert Hughes described the prison system as "the mine that England had created....whose soil was Norfolk Island". The Bounty mutineers' offspring left Pitcairn Island for Norfolk Island in 1856, following the closure of the town.

Today about half of the islanders are "pitcairners", the remainder come from Australia and New Zealand. Young surfers are leaving their boards on the beach every day without worrying that they will be taken. "It had a big influence on the attitude," said Nigel Erskine, head of the Norfolk Island Museum.

He' s thinking twice about letting his kids wander their island house. He says in fact humans doubt their neighbors.