Cocos (Keeling) Islands

An Australian external territory in the Indian Ocean, with coral atolls and blue lagoons that are quiet and remote, great for snorkeling and kitesurfing.

The Cocos (Keeling) Islands are an Australian external territory in the eastern Indian Ocean, made up of two coral atolls with more than twenty small islands. Only West Island and Home Island are inhabited; Home Island's residents are mostly Cocos Malays, who maintain distinctive cultural traditions. The islands are known for their lagoons, white-sand beaches and coral reefs, and are good for snorkeling, diving, fishing and kitesurfing. Direction Island has a beautiful beach. The climate is tropical and warm year-round. Most visitors arrive by flight via Perth.

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