Pitcairn Island 2 Day Itinerary

Pitcairn Island Itinerary

Day 1: Explore Adamstown and the Island’s History

9:00 AM - Arrival in Adamstown

Welcome to Pitcairn Island! You’ll arrive at Bounty Bay, the only settlement on the island. Be sure to check-in with the local authorities.

10:00 AM - Visit the Pitcairn Islands Community Office

Get an overview of the island’s history, culture, and community at this office. Learn about the mutiny on the HMS Bounty and its impact on the island.

11:30 AM - Explore Adamstown

Walk around the only village on the island, taking in the unique architecture and way of life. Visit the old prison and the Pitcairn Museum to learn more about the island’s history.

1:00 PM - Lunchtime

Enjoy traditional Pitcairn cuisine at one of the local restaurants or cafes.

2:30 PM - Visit the Bounty Bay Beach

Relax on the beautiful beach, take a swim, or try your hand at snorkeling or fishing.

Day 2: Explore the Island’s Natural Beauty and Wildlife

9:00 AM - Visit the Pitcairn Islands National Park

Explore the island’s unique flora and fauna in this national park. Take a guided tour to spot rare birds, plants, and marine life.

12:30 PM - Lunchtime

Enjoy a picnic lunch at one of the scenic spots on the island.

2:00 PM - Visit the Island’s Lagoon

Take a boat trip to explore the crystal-clear waters and coral reefs of the lagoon. Spot dolphins, turtles, or other marine life.

4:30 PM - Return to Adamstown

Important Information

  • Visa Requirements: No visa is required for tourism purposes. However, you may need a permit to visit certain areas.
  • Transportation: The only mode of transportation on the island is by foot or by boat. You can hire a local guide or take a taxi (if available).
  • Language: English is the official language, but the local dialect is Pitkern-Norfolk.
  • Currency: New Zealand dollars are accepted on the island.

Things to Know

  • The island has no airport, so you’ll need to fly into Mangareva Island in French Polynesia and take a boat to Pitcairn Island.
  • Be respectful of the local community and their way of life.
  • Don’t miss the annual Bounty Day celebrations (usually held in January) for a unique experience.

Tips

  • Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat for protection from the tropical sun.
  • Wear comfortable shoes for exploring the island’s rugged terrain.
  • Pack light clothing for the warm climate.
  • Be prepared for limited amenities and services on the island.