Which unofficial flag of an island flown off the coast of Australia is in the picture?

The unofficial flag in the picture is that of Lord Howe Island. It is routinely seen when it is flown off the coast of New South Wales, Australia. The island is a secluded piece of paradise that is located about halfway between Australia and New Zealand in the middle of the Tasman Sea. It was formed from the remains of an ancient volcanic crater, and it is instantly recognizable by the dramatic crags that anchor its southern edge.

Apart from the spectacular scenery, the waters around the UNESCO World Heritage-listed island are home to hundreds of species of fish, 90 different types of coral and a thriving population of hawksbill and green sea turtles. People often snorkel right alongside these amazing creatures just off shore, or during a multi-hour excursion with outfitters offering fun and great marine adventures.

On the island, people like to hike the island’s steep slopes, cycle along its gentle curves or just hang out at one of the many uncrowded beaches. Only 400 visitors are allowed on the island at any given time. Crowds are limited when it comes to conducting activities on the 11 beautiful beaches of Lord Howe Island.