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Indian Ocean Experiences
Things To Do Christmas Island, Christmas Island, Western Australia
Half Day or Less
Welcome to Indian Ocean Experiences, specialising in touring to Christmas Island.
Christmas Island is a rocky outpost resting on the precipice of the Java Trench, surrounded by verdant jagged cliffs, punctuated by coral beaches, feeding on to tropical reefs teeming with marine life.
Christmas Island is known for its Red Crab migration, but has over 90 different species of crabs, some obvious like the Red Crab and the Robber Crab, others far more elusive.
The bird life on Christmas Island cannot be missed with many endemics, migrant and vagrant birds, including one of the most beautiful birds on the planet – the gold morph White-tailed tropicbird, or Golden Bosun.
With over 15 years of experience in travel, tours, special packages (including flights and accommodation) and group tours we help you get the best out of your visit. You may take a tour or ‘make your own fun’ experiencing remote beaches, stunning scenery, jungle walks, birdwatching, snorkelling, diving and the multicultural Australian community on the edge of South East Asia.
Services
$100
Crabs, rainforest, birds – this tour probably encapsulates the very best of Christmas Island. Our first stop is The Dales, home to a number of the crab species. Natural springs weave through a mystical rainforest, canopied by gigantic Tahitian Chestnut trees. From there we head to The Blowholes. Nowhere else on the island are the forces of nature so evident. Rhythmic waves, forcing water through the myriad of eroded cliffs provide a theatrical experience for guests. We then head to the peace and tranquillity of Margaret Knoll to view the rugged coastline from above, giving us stunning views across the Eastern Coast of the island.
Tours depart 9.00am or 2.00pm and run for three and a half to four hours in duration, visiting locations such as The Dales, Hugh’s Dale Waterfall, Martin Point, The Blowholes & Margaret Knoll.
With regards to fitness, good mobility is required as we will climb steps and walk uneven ground.
Disabled Access
Family Friendly
