Visit these Australian outposts for an amazing underwater adventure including whale shark encounters and an immense marine biodiversity.
Distinctively unique from each other, Christmas Island is an extinct volcano with an 80 kilometre coastline rising up to 361 metres above sea level and the Cocos (Keeling) islands are made up of a combination of smaller islands, forming a coral atoll.
Start your experience in the pristine turquoise waters surrounding the Cocos (Keeling) islands. With spectacular corals and bountiful marine life, you can dive, snorkel, walk or swim your way between each isolated island or relax on the endless coconut lined, soft sandy white beaches.
Then head to Christmas Island and discover the beauty and relaxed lifestyle. Explore jungle tracks, observe the red crab migration, explore the caves and of course enjoy the spectacular diving with a chance of a whale shark encounter in season.
Please note: Flights currently only available via Australia.
The Cocos (Keeling) Islands are made up of 27 small islands, forming a ‘U’ shaped coral atoll located 2,700 kilometres from Perth in the Indian Ocean. Enjoy a crowd free diving destination with pristine corals, sharks, manta rays, barracuda, turtles and ornate angelfish. Find Out More about {acc:title}
Christmas Island is a tiny island in the vast Indian Ocean, an outpost of Australia on the fringes of Asia. Shallow waters with fringing reef surround the island, before plunging dramatically into the depths of the Java Trench, the Indian Ocean’s deepest point. Find Out More about {acc:title}
