Join us on a historical tour of Norfolk Island as we explore the journey of descendants from the Bounty to the Morayshire in 1856. Discover their struggles, resilience, and the haunting remnants of a penal settlement in the World Heritage Listed Kingston area.
Join us on a historical tour of Norfolk Island as we explore the journey of descendants from the Bounty to the Morayshire in 1856. Discover their struggles, resilience, and the haunting remnants of a penal settlement in the World Heritage Listed Kingston area.
- Kingston Pier - The 1856 untold story sound and light show will follow the journey of the Bounty descendants from Pitcairn Island through the World Heritage Listed Kingston area. Baunti Tours will bring the past to life with an audio aboard their coach, recounting stories of the families, where they lived and how they adapted to their new life on Norfolk Island. This 1.15 hour tour is very evocative.
- Kingston Pier - The 1856 untold story sound and light show will follow the journey of the Bounty descendants from Pitcairn Island through the World Heritage Listed Kingston area. Baunti Tours will bring the past to life with an audio aboard their coach, recounting stories of the families, where they lived and how they adapted to their new life on Norfolk Island. This 1.15 hour tour is very evocative.
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- On board commentary
- In-vehicle air conditioning
- On board commentary
On the 8th of June, 1856, a group of 194 individuals, all direct descendants of the HMS Bounty mutineers, disembarked at Norfolk Island from the vessel Morayshire, having journeyed from Pitcairn Island. The party comprised 40 males, 47 females, 54 young males, and 53 young females. They set foot on the island amid chilly and blustering weather…
On the 8th of June, 1856, a group of 194 individuals, all direct descendants of the HMS Bounty mutineers, disembarked at Norfolk Island from the vessel Morayshire, having journeyed from Pitcairn Island. The party comprised 40 males, 47 females, 54 young males, and 53 young females. They set foot on the island amid chilly and blustering weather conditions, a considerable number experiencing the ocean for the first time. Afflicted by seasickness, a longing for home, and profound despondency, their trek spanned 6,000 kilometers (approximately 3,700 miles) and lasted for a duration of five weeks. They were greeted by the desolate remains of a recently vacated penal colony, erstwhile designated for the most hardened criminals, now haunted by the shadows and echoes of the past. It stood as a stark and daunting emblem of the cruelties human beings can inflict upon one another. The narrative of their 1856 odyssey within the bounds of the World Heritage Listed area of Kingston will be unveiled in an untold story.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.