This tiny South Pacific island harbors the world’s rarest language fusion from 18th-century mutineers (only 35 square kilometers)
Norfolk Island stands as a pristine enigma in the vast blue expanse of the South Pacific. Just 1,600 kilometers east of Australia’s mainland, this tiny paradise has captivated travelers with its peculiar blend of convict heritage, Bounty mutineer descendants, and landscapes so breathtaking they seem plucked from another world. What most visitors don’t realize is … Lire plus