Australian Holidays and Travel Guide

Lynn Gail

Journalist + Photographer

Lynn Gail is a travel writer and photographer who supplies both Australian and international travel magazines with features she hopes take readers on immersive journeys. An intrepid traveller, she’s most at home sitting alongside indigenous cultures, learning age-old belief systems. With her photography, Lynn aims to capture an essence of her subjects through making a connection.

<p><i>14 things you didn’t know about</i> the <strong>Cocos Keeling Islands</strong></p>

14 things you didn’t know about the Cocos Keeling Islands

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<p><i>The best things to do</i> in the <strong>Cocos Keeling Islands</strong></p>

The best things to do in the Cocos Keeling Islands

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<p><i>Your complete guide</i> to accommodation in <strong>Cocos Keeling Islands</strong></p>

Your complete guide to accommodation in Cocos Keeling Islands

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Cocos (Keeling)

The best things to do in the Cocos Keeling Islands

The ‘Welcome to Paradise’ brochures handed out at Cocos Keeling Islands’ airport after half a day’s travel from Perth perfectly encapsulates Australia’s most remote group of 27 islands that hang in the Indian Ocean like a sparkling tiara.

Cocos (Keeling)

Your complete guide to accommodation in Cocos Keeling Islands

You’ve scoured the internet for an untrampled nature-based destination and happened upon Cocos Keeling Islands – a tropical, coconut palm-covered horseshoe of sparkling gems, 27 of them in fact, peeking out of the Indian Ocean.

Cocos (Keeling)

14 things you didn’t know about the Cocos Keeling Islands

Flip open a map of Australia, wave a magnifying glass some 2700 kilometres north-west of Perth and you’ll find Cocos Keeling Islands glistening in the Indian Ocean.