Cresswell Bay

Cresswell Bay, also known as Bumboras, is a small yet picturesque travel destination located on Norfolk Island, Australia.

The beach consists mostly of boulders, giving it a unique look that is worthy of taking pictures of. To access the beach, visitors can drive to the end of the road, which is steep, and take a short walk along a boardwalk through the forest that leads to a beautiful cove. Once you arrive, the views over the bay and towards Nepean and Phillip Islands are breathtaking.

The main attractions at Cresswell Bay are its beautiful scenery and tranquil environment. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely walk on the boardwalk through a charming forest, relax on the secluded beach, swim, snorkel, and fish in the bay. The beach is a perfect spot for a picnic or to watch the sunset, given its peaceful ambiance.

The best time to visit Cresswell Bay is from December until February, during the summer months when the weather is warm and sunny. Visitors can take a flight from Sydney, Brisbane, or Auckland to Norfolk Island to get to Cresswell Bay. Upon arrival, visitors can rent a car or take a taxi to the beach. It is important to note that the last few hundred meters of the road to the bay are unsealed and steep. Visitors will need to make necessary driving arrangements based on their comfort levels.