If you plan a self-catering trip, visit the markets early as there are limited produce stalls and what is there sells out early. Coming from Brisbane on a Saturday flight, we can't take advantage of the Saturday Morning Farmers Market (which is only really a...More

We enjoyed wandering around checking out merchandise and listening to the music very friendly had beautiful coffee made with Norfolk Island coffee beans

We purchased fruit for breakfast and had the types grown explained, although they did not look too good they were juicy and tasty There were craft shops also to buy presents for gifts

After time at the adjacent Visitor Centre we wandered the Burnt Pine Market. There were plenty of handcraft stalls but little by way of vegetables. We settled on purchasing some home made marmalade which made a delicious accompaniment to our breakfast for our week's stay.

The Sunday that i visited was rather wet, but the stalls had a good choice of local made goods. Jams, Norfolk spoons, tea towels, local jewellery, paintings from local artists ..and very happy stall holders

Though quite small there was a variety of products available for the tourists and locals alike. Very friendly people

The Saturday produce markets are largely a means for the islanders to sell food to each other. Interesting,but with just half a dozen stalls, not a must see. Drop in if passing, but this is not worth a special visit. Sunday was a little more...More