Christmas Island

Overview

Remote, rugged, and rich in natural wonder — Christmas Island is one of Australia’s most unique and untouched destinations. Located in the Indian Ocean, this island is often called the “Galápagos of the Indian Ocean” for its dramatic landscapes, rare wildlife, and ecological diversity.

With towering rainforests, hidden waterfalls, coral reefs, and blowholes along the jagged coastline, Christmas Island is a nature-lover’s dream. It’s best known for its world-famous red crab migration, where millions of crabs blanket the island during the breeding season — a natural spectacle like no other. Whether you’re diving, hiking, birdwatching, or simply disconnecting from the world, Christmas Island offers adventure in its rawest, most beautiful form.

Red Crab Migration

Red Crab Migration

A global wildlife phenomenon each year between October and December, as millions of bright red crabs journey from the forest to the sea.

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Dolly Beach

A secluded, palm-lined paradise accessible via jungle trail — perfect for picnics, swimming, and spotting nesting turtles.

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Dolly Beach
The Grotto

The Grotto

A mystical freshwater cave pool set beneath limestone cliffs — ideal for a refreshing swim.

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Hugh’s Dale Waterfall

A lush rainforest trail leading to a tropical waterfall — especially stunning during the wet season.

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Hugh’s Dale Waterfall
Blowholes and Sea Cliffs

Blowholes & Sea Cliffs

Watch waves crash through rock formations, creating dramatic sprays along the island’s rugged coastline.

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Christmas Island National Park

Covers 63% of the island and is home to rare birdlife, crabs, geckos, and lush rainforest trails.

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Christmas Island National Park
Snorkelling and Diving

Snorkelling & Diving

Explore vibrant coral reefs, drop-offs, and caves teeming with marine life, including turtles and whale sharks (in season).

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