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For those who want to see a relaxing remote island environment that few ever visit, check out Christmas Island
Getting to Christmas Island from Singapore
xuessium Says: LATEST: The service from Singapore has ceased.I have placed the information as a "deal" item - CHRISTMAS ISLAND DEALAustasia Airlines connects Singapore to...
SWVT Says: One note of caution for those looking to renting cars on the island: You will need to know that there are only 2 car rental companies on the island and both...
Rumah Tinggi Tavern: Over priced, Shifty Management
happytraveller46 Says: The food tastes great, I'll give it that- but thus is a place that prides itself for exploitation: The most expensive alcohol, cigarettes, and food. Not worth...
View and appreciate the famous local wildlife
Steelkite Says: You gotta visit Christmas Island for the infamous red and robber crabs
Christmas Island Aerodrome (XCH)
xuessium Says: Located just off the Northeast corner of the island, close to where all the islanders are staying, this is a very small "airport", thus the "Aerodrome" bit....
xuessium Says: Flying Fish Cove is a natural bay and is a great place for snorkeling. There is semblance of a beach here, but it is littered with broken pieces of corals. Most...
xuessium Says: POLITICALChristmas Is is administered as an overseas territory of Australia, directly governed by the Federal government based in Canberra as a shire through an...
xuessium Says: I did an island day tour with Lisa (Preston) from Christmas Island Travel Pty Ltd to explore the highlights of the island. Rate: A$65 (circa Jan 2007)Some of...
Christmas Island Visitors' Centre
xuessium Says: If you are a first time visitor to the island, then it's almost imperative that you will end up here to:- Arrange tours- Settle accommodations (if you haven't...
Grab a massage and banish those aches and pains
xuessium Says: There is a massage place on the island, managed by a Steve Watson and his wife, Helen.He's quite an interesting character, Steve, having spent much of his life...
Crossing The New Year with the crabs!
xuessium Says: I stepped into 2007 on Christmas Island.Considering that the island has only 1400 inhabitants and everyone almost know everyone, the island has its own way of...
xuessium Says: For folks interested to know more about the island, there are 3 trails worth some exploring.For historical buffs, you could try:- THE SETTLEMENT HERITAGE TRAIL-...
Plan a Christmas Island vacation with reviews, tips and photos posted by real travelers and Christmas Island locals
The highlight of the trip was the Golden Bosun, a small pub on the Island, being duty free, drinks were pretty cheap
4 members live in Christmas Island
Q: Ok I am a Freshman In High school and I'm doing a report on Christmas Island. So far I have looked on 50 web sites and haven't...
A: I think I am about one of the only people on this site to have actually gone to Christmas Island. It is a very small island, part of Australia, but closer to Indonesia...
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IMPREXXION: CHRISTMAS ISLAND (INDIAN OCEAN)
..."Never really fancied my chances of ever making my way here, and for that the matter, stayed for an entire week. It wasn't voluntary - it was just one flight per week from home. I actually could......
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Christmas Island - Land of the Red Crab
I spent 3 months sailing around Christmas Island, and let me tell you it is not a very interesting place. Besides being duty free, there is not a hell of a lot to do up there. There is a couple of...
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Ever wanted to go where seldom do venture? Somewhere where tourist facilities are limited, locals are hospitable, and the natural environment is still rather pristine, then Christmas & Cocos Island is...
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Christmas Island is much closer to Indonesia than to Australia. A third of the population is Malay, as it is called (they are mainly from Indonesia), another part is Chinese. The rest are Australians...
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