Farm Tour: Explore New Venues and Liqueur Tasting

Explore Norfolk Island’s revamped farm tour: seasonal produce, world-class palm nursery, hydroponic gardens, and liqueur tasting. Unmissable island experience.

Duration: 3 hours
Cancellation: 24 hours
Highlights
  • Norfolk Island Liqueurs - Norfolk Island Liqueurs has been distilling liqueurs and specialties since 1974. You will get to try and sample of the award-winning liqueurs (2 x Silver, 1 x Bronze - London spirits comp “21) and speak with the owner about his processes.
  • Norfolk Island - Visit a stunning home garden with hydroponics where you will…
What's Included
  • Guide: In-person: English
  • Tea and coffee
What's Not Included
  • Gratuities
Additional Information

The farm tour is an iconic tour which our company have revamped to exclusively included the following new venues. A farm supplying seasonally grown fruit and vegetables, a palm nursery which is a state-of-the-art nursery exporting palms to the world market. A stunning home garden with hydroponics, which is home to Bounty Mutineer Descendants. The farm…

Location
79c Taylors Rd
Taylors Road
If your hotel is not listed above, the meeting point for the tour will be at the Baunti Tours Office 79C Taylors Road
Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Customer Ratings
3.0
(1 Rating)
5 stars
4 stars
3 stars
2 stars
1 star
Jamjam123456
Dec 19, 2024
Home hydroponics a highlight - I did this tour as after a week on Norfolk I was extremely curious about the availability of fresh produce for self catering visitors. The two small supermarkets had very limited supplies of vegetables (basically lettuce, potatoes and onions) . The only fruit for sale were cantaloupe and honeydew melons. First stop was a “commercial market garden”. The drought would not help but half a dozen unkept, unpruned fruit trees does not make a market garden! I am not interested in hibiscus flowers or ‘lavender’actually Salvia. Brook our driver pointed out a weed infested area further down the hill which I assume was the proper garden . I did learn however that the market gardens supply resorts and restaurants before any excess goes to the supermarket. Onto a commercial Kentia palm operation. It was very interesting but would have liked to heard from the woman who runs it. Highlight of the tour was a visit to a home garden where hydroponics are used extensively. The gardener was available for an enjoyable chat . The stop at the Liquer factory could have been more informative. The owner plied us with shots and seems a bit ‘over’ us tourists. Anyway would I do it again - probably not.
Review provided by Tripadvisor
Select Date and Tickets
up to 15 guests
1 Adult
February 2025
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Today