Top Things to do in Indian Ocean
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The 10 Best Things to do in Indian Ocean, Indian Ocean
Discover the best top things to do in Indian Ocean, Indian Ocean including Pulu Keeling National Park, Cocos Islands Adventure Tours, Cannon Point Trail, Direction Island, Cocos Keeling Islands Visitor Centre, The Big Barge Art Centre, Scout Park, Oceania House, Cocos Dive Day Trips, Island Explorer Holidays - Private Day Tours.
1. Pulu Keeling National Park
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5.0 based on 7 reviews
Pulu Keeling National Park is Australia's sixth and smallest Commonwealth National Park.
2. Cocos Islands Adventure Tours
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5.0 based on 140 reviews
Explore the pristine clear waters of the Southern Atoll in a Motorised Outrigger Canoe. Make new friends, learn some of the interesting history of the Islands, take in the spectacular scenery, look out for the numerous birds, turtles and crabs. Whatever you passion we will tailor make a tour for you! All ages welcome. Life Jacket, booties, masks and snorkels are available. Drinks and nibbles supplied. We look forward to your company on a canoe tour when you are next on island! Cocos Islands Adventure Tours now offer a Turtle Kayak Tour! Slowly paddle your way through the inner lagoon and view our amazing Green Turtles and Hawkesbill Turtles.
3. Cannon Point Trail
4. Direction Island
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By 740MikeG - Joondalup, Australia
My wife and I recently spent a fantastic week on Cocos Keeling Island. We took the opportunity to take the twice weekly ferry service from West Island to Direction Island. Couple of things to consider: There is nothing on the Island by way of services or supplies. Whatever you want to eat or drink or do you need to bring it with you. There are toilet facilities and the local WiFi hotspot and some shelters on the shoreline. That’s about it. Trees and grass areas as well as the beach itself. You come here for the snorkeling really and it is fantastic in the area known as the rip. Why the Rip? Because that is what You are going to get into. The ocean rushes through a gap between Islands, from the open ocean into the interior lagoon. If you are not a confident swimmer, I suggest stick to other areas. It is safe if you are confident and not prone to panic. We did it several times. Make sure you bring fins (flippers) otherwise you are in for a tough long swim back to shore. I recommend reef shoes to get into the rip as the shore there is rocky and corral debris, not sand. The rest of the main beaches are lovely soft sand though. We loved it so much we came back for a second time on the next available ferry day. If you have your own boat access or want to charter a boat you can go whenever you choose. (Ferry service is only $5 Aus return.) Highly recommended activity if snorkeling is your thing.
5. Cocos Keeling Islands Visitor Centre
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4.5 based on 48 reviews
The friendly staff at the Cocos Keeling Islands Visitor Centre are locals and have the most up to date and comprehensive information about what to do on Cocos. We offer a FREE booking service in the Visitor Centre and online, 24 hours a day. Come in and check out our range of souvenirs, locally handcrafted items and specialty books.
Reviewed By K9784FVpaulb - Maylands, Australia
Lanif is a brilliant Cocos man who manages most of the bookings on the island..Very pleasant and extremely knowledgeable he will go out if his way to confirm tours with the various operators...Great source of gifts too....
6. The Big Barge Art Centre
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4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By culberts3 - Perth, Australia
A wonderful place to spend a couple of hours relaxing. Good coffee and excellent brownies! Other patrons raved about their cinnamon scrolls too! Interesting art work. Well worth a visit. The staff are very friendly too
7. Scout Park
8. Oceania House
9. Cocos Dive Day Trips
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5.0 based on 102 reviews
10. Island Explorer Holidays - Private Day Tours
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5.0 based on 9 reviews
