Bounty Museum Holiday Pass

Discover the amazing story  of Norfolk Island in this quirky museum. 

The Bounty Museum is a treasure trove of Norfolk island history and heritage, a treasure trove full of fantastic collections, exhibitions, excellent learning resources and inspiring information stretching back to 1788. 

Situated on the corner of Queen Elizabeth Avenue and Middlegate Road, the museum is located in one of Norfolk Islands oldest shops built in 1916. 

As a civil museum for the island of Norfolk, the Bounty Museum chronicles the history of the island and provides visitors with an intimate and informative glimpse into life on Norfolk Island  including the colonial 1788 to 1814 and penal settlement. 1825 to 1855.

The Bounty Museum will allow you to look, read and touch your way through the history of Norfolk Island. 

 Wander from room to room and explore Norfolk Island's history, from the Mutiny on the Bounty to life as a convict to the modern day on the Pitcairn Desc on Norfolk Island, you will be in awe of what you find. 

 It truly is a treasure trove of Norfolk Island history that will keep you occupied for hours!

Disabled access via ramp is available.

The Bounty Museum is open 7 days a week from 10am to 4pm and is located opposite the School on the roundabout at the corner of Queen Elizabeth Avenue and Middlegate Road.

 The Museum has an entry fee of $15 per person and your holiday pass covers you for multi visits during your stay on Norfolk Island.

Home to the Bounty Launch Direct from the National Maritime Museum Cornwall, the exhibition Captain Bligh: Myth, Man & Mutiny, featuring a full-size replica of the Bounty Launch, has now found its home at the Bounty Museum. This exhibition explores the true story of Captain Bligh and provides a compelling counter-narrative to the infamous Hollywood portrayal of the mutiny on HMS Bounty. Discover the real man behind the myth, and delve into a historical adventure that challenges everything you thought you knew about this notorious event.