North Bay
A quiet bay at the northern end of the lagoon, with barbecue areas and a shipwreck. Snorkeling reveals corals and sea turtles, and trails lead to Old Gulch and Mount Eliza.
North Bay sits at the northern end of the lagoon, surrounded by cliffs. The water is shallow and clear, with picnic and barbecue facilities on the shore, and an old shipwreck lies nearby. The bay has abundant corals and fish, and sea turtles are often seen. You can reach it by lagoon tour boat or by kayak, or walk about an hour along a trail from Old Settlement Beach. From here, a short trail leads to Old Gulch, where you can see the volcanic rock coastline, or you can climb Mount Eliza.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Mount Eliza
- Kim's Lookout
- Old Settlement Beach
- Malabar Hill
- Ned's Beach
- Lord Howe Lagoon
- Lord Howe Island Museum
- Admiralty Islands