Lord Howe Island is an adventure-lover’s playground, with stunning beaches to snorkel, mountains to climb, and the island best explored by bike, boat or on foot
Gourmet breakfast, sunset drinks and canapes, dinner with daily inspired menu, open bar with premium wines and spirits from 6pm daily, non-alcoholic beverages, select in-suite bar, adult mountain bikes and snorkelling equipment
2 hour flight from Sydney
Complimentary island airport transfers are included with your stay
Best Room
Lidgbird Pavilion for its view from bed and private pool
Suitable For
Couples; families with children aged 10 years and over
Best Nearby Walk
Best Nearby Park
Lord Howe Island is a World Heritage Listed wilderness area
Best Food & Wine Experience
Sunset drinks and canapes – a perfect start to your evening at Capella, with glorious beach and mountain views
Best Place for Relaxation
Capella Spa
Season
Year-round
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What is the minimum age to stay at Capella Lodge?
The minimum age to stay at Capella Lodge is 10 years old.
How do I get to Capella Lodge?
Capella Lodge is located on Lord Howe Island and you can get there by a 2 hour flight from Sydney. Complimentary airport transfers are available, from Lord Howe Island Airport to the Lodge.
What room types can I book at Capella Lodge?
The room types available at Capella Lodge are Suite, Loft and Pavillion.
What are the check-in and check-out times at Capella Lodge?
Check-in at Capella Lodge is from 14:00, and check-out is 10:30.
When is the best time to visit New South Wales?
Much of New South Wales enjoys a mild sub-tropical climate with humid warm summers and mild winters. Sydney and the Blue Mountains region are generally 4 or 5 degrees cooler than the Central Coast and northern NSW Hinterland region including Byron Bay.