Trader Nick's has both one-bedroom suites, and fully self-contained family units, each with their own private decks, separate living and private facilities.
Located at the northern, sheltered end of the island on Old Settlement Beach, the resort is hidden amongst Banyans and Kentia Palms, with meandering pathways that lead through the forest and native bird life to the barbecue areas, the lagoon and the restaurant.
Accommodation
- Kentia Suites - Ten newly built one bedroom suites have separate living, decks, ceiling fans and well equipped kitchenettes.
- Banyan Family Units - Two two bedroom units , each fully self-contained with two bathrooms, separate living, ceiling fans & BBQ areas.Each unit can accommodate 2 adults in a queen sized bed, and up to 3 children (or two more adults).
Restaurant
Williams Restaurant within the resort is popular with all visitors
to the Island and is well known for its international cuisine and
extensive wine list. The restaurant is surrounded by timber decks and
native flora, and is open all day, for breakfast (included in the tariff
for guests) and for lunch and dinner at night.
Barbecue packs, picnics and in room service is available to guests.
Complimentary Inclusions:
Full breakfast daily. Bathrobes, fishing gear, snorkeling gear (fins, mask
& snorkel), backpacks, gas barbecues, beach chairs, beach towels and
umbrellas, hair dryers. CD player, TV & VCR. Mountain bikes are
available for hire.
Island Activities include:
Scuba diving, snorkeling, mountain climbing, bush walking, golf, tennis,
bowls, reef walking, fishing, bird watching, swimming and surfing.
The resort owns and operates "Blue Peters", a centrally located restaurant and bar on Lagoon Road, open for lunch and dinner daily. And "The Blue Peter", a new state of the art 9.8m Kevlacat for extended fishing trips, on board dinners, sight seeing, excursions and snorkeling in areas not normally visited.
Lord Howe Island - in the South Pacific 420 nautical miles northeast of Sydney, and southeast of Brisbane. Trader Nick's is on Old Settlement Beach, the sheltered northern end of the lagoon.
About the Lord Howe Island
Lord Howe Island is popular among families and couples. It is ideal for active nature lovers or anyone seeking the peace and quiet of a beautiful world heritage location. With a limit of 400 visitors on the Island at any one time, you can be assured of a crowd free and carefree lifestyle.
It is also a keenly sought destination by many discriminating travellers who have been to all the well-marketed 'resort' locations. Many visitors make a habit of returning on a regular basis which demonstrates the unique characteristics of Lord Howe as a great holiday location.
