Top Things to do in Christmas Island
Top Restaurants in Christmas Island
Things to do in Christmas Island, Christmas Island: The Best Beaches
Discover the best top things to do in Christmas Island, Australia including Lily Beach, Dolly Beach, Greta Beach, Ethel Beach, West White Beach.
Restaurants in Christmas Island
1. Lily Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By ronp1954 - Langford, Australia
Easy beach to get to with no walking required. Spectacular beach which locals advise is safe to swim at. However we were not too sure as it was a rough day with pretty big waves crashing in. Locals advise that the rock walls and the reef absorb most of the powder of the waves, and other tourists tell us they have safely swum there. As we were alone, we decided against it, but we certainly enjoyed the spectacular views
2. Dolly Beach
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 22 reviews
Reviewed By 973roxannew - Christmas Island, Australia
White sandy beach with coconut tree backdrop and best place on Island to see our famous robber crabs. Spectacular walk through the jungle to this hidden gem. Stay at Island Time Guest Room and we can offer tour.
3. Greta Beach
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Rainbows7 - Perth, Australia
A stunning picturesque beach of rock cliffs and stacks shaped by the rough big swells (at the time we went) A little too rough for a swim but certainly dip your feet in the waters, just be careful not to get carried away by the strong currents. There was a recent beach clean, so we didn't see too much scattered debris. We saw turtle nesting tracks and plenty of hermit crabs doing their hermit things. I could have stayed here the whole day! Access is by 4WD and a short boardwalk before reaching very steep steps. Make sure you're hands free going down and to look up and around and admire the cliffs that backdrop this lovely beach.
4. Ethel Beach
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By CasFromOz - Perth, Australia
We visited Ethel on a number of occasions and marvelled at the diversity of the underwater life. Just be mindful of the waves coming back over the reef as they can hurt!
