"Exclusive Island Limits Visitors to 400 for Unique Experience"

Lord Howe Island, located 372 miles off the east coast of Australia, has limited tourism to 400 visitors at a time for the past 40 years to protect its unique ecosystem. This approach has helped preserve the island's rare plants and animals, earning it UNESCO World Heritage status. Despite climate change threats, the island remains a popular destination, booked through 2026, where tourists can enjoy coral reefs, pristine beaches, and local conservation programs.