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West White Beach Christmas Island National Park

Christmas Island National Park 61 reviews #2 of 26 things to do in Christmas Island National Parks Write a review About This national park covers over 60 percent of the island and encompasses a unique variety of flora & fauna. Suggest edits to improve what we show. Improve this listing All photos (112) The area Full view Best nearby Attractions

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Christmas Island National Park covers 85 square kilometres (63 per cent) of the island's land area, and there is a proclamation pending to declare its waters a marine park. Exploring it is easy with our comprehensive guide to Christmas Island's best walks and wildlife encounters below,.

Merrial Beach Christmas Island National Park

Christmas Island. Rising majestically from the tropical depths of the vast Indian ocean, and surrounded by azure waters lies a stunning Natural Wonder: its name alone is intriguing and stirs interest. We invite you to uncover the remarkable surprises of this island full of natural wonders: from the unique annual red crab migration to rare and.

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Christmas Island National Park Menu Discover Discover Discover Highlights Highlights Red crab migration The Dales Amazing facts Visual journey Nature Nature Animals Plants Geology Conservation Culture Culture Festivals & events Respecting culture History History Tai Jin House Things to do Things to do Things to do Things to do Red crab migration

Itineraries Christmas Island National Park

Christmas Island, also known as Australia's 'Galapagos', is a remote island territory in the Indian Ocean. Boasting several endemic species of birdlife & host to the annual red crab migration - an event that does not occur anywhere else in the world, it's an Eco-paradise just waiting to be explored.

Flying Fish Cove Christmas Island National Park

Christmas Island National Park is a tropical wonder, home to unique species and abundant wildlife. For the first time you have an opportunity to bring your ecotourism concept to the park. Now is your chance to become part of this story.

Christmas Island National Park

Christmas Island is the peak of an extinct volcanic feature. It rises 360 metres above sea level and has a generally rugged coastline characterised by sea cliffs and rocky bays. Much of the island is covered by tropical jungle. Christmas Island National Park covers over 60% of the island.

Visitor guides Christmas Island National Park

A Guide to Vacationing on Christmas Island

About Christmas Island. As one of Australia's youngest territories, Christmas Island is probably as different as you can get to the Australia you know. The 135 square kilometre island is 60% national park and features a spectacular array of towering cliffs, picture-perfect beaches, stunning coral reefs, and untouched rainforests.

Winifred Beach Christmas Island National Park

National Park & Wildlife If you love getting back to nature, you will love Christmas Island!! 63% of the island's 135 square kilometres is national park and the island's close proximity to South East Asia and the equator has resulted in a diverse range of flora and fauna.

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Geology Christmas Island National Park

Christmas Island National Park is a national park occupying most of Christmas Island, an Australian territory in the Indian Ocean southwest of Indonesia. [1] The park is home to many species of animal and plant life, including the eponymous red crab, whose annual migration sees around 100 million crabs move to the sea to spawn.

Christmas Island National Park Christmas Island

Christmas Island is a remote, dog-shaped tropical island located 1550 kilometers northwest of the Australian mainland and south of Java. It is an Australian external territory, also called "Galapagos of the Indian Ocean". . 2/3 of the island is covered by a National Park so it is a gorgeous destination to visit for a remote feel where you are surrounded by breathtaking nature, friendly.

Where to stay Christmas Island National Park

Introduction Background Although Europeans sighted the island as early as 1615, it was only named in 1643 by English Captain William MYNORS for the day of its rediscovery. Another English ship sailed by the island in 1688 and found it uninhabited.