The Cocos Keeling Islands is an isolated group of 27 sandy, coconut covered islands located in the Indian Ocean, about 2750 KM North West of Perth, Western Australia. It is a very special group of islands that combine both exotic Cocos Malay culture and mainland Australia.

The islands offer beautiful clear blue skies, fine white beaches and an ideal tropical climate providing the perfect setting for a holiday experience of a lifetime. This small crescent shaped group of islands is one of Australias best kept secrets and is one of the last undeveloped tropical islands in the world. Temperatures vary between a glorious 24C and 30C all year around. Whatever your passion, the Cocos Keeling Islands have it all. November to March offers the best game fishing and boating weather, while April through to November is affectionately considered the colourful 'trades' season. The islands are assessable by a weekly air service from Perth with additional flights throughout peak times.

The Cocos Keeling Islands laid back life-style also offers the ultimate in watersport activities. The islands are recognised and famous for its great fishing, abound with sailfish, tuna, wahoo, giant trevally and marlin. Charter boats are available for the bigger fish while abundant shore-based angling will also guarantee many a catch. The Cocos Keeling Islands delicate cuisine is naturally orientated around the islands seafood with the local restaurants also serving the fresh daily catch.

Visitors can also enjoy exceptional diving and snorkeling with myriads of brightly coloured tropical fish swimming against a magnificent coral garden backdrop. The ultimate 'magic left hander' reef break awaits the surfing enthusiast with big winter swells.