Christmas Island

#australiatrip Spectacular Natural Beauty Christmas Island’s landscape is dominated by lush rainforests, steep limestone cliffs, and secluded beaches. Nearly two-thirds of the island is designated as a national park, ensuring its pristine environment remains protected. Dolly Beach is one of the island’s most beautiful and secluded spots, featuring soft white sand, coconut palms, and tidal rock pools. The Blowholes showcase the island’s rugged coastline, where waves crash against the limestone cliffs, forcing seawater through natural vents to create dramatic sprays. Hugh’s Dale Waterfall is a hidden rainforest gem where visitors can enjoy a refreshing swim in a natural pool beneath the cascading water.