6.5K views · 170 reactions | The Cocos Keeling Islands offer a perfect combination of open ocean trolling, deep sea jigging and lagoon sport fishing. Take your pick - the clear turquoise waters teem with marine life in and outside of the lagoon. | Cocos Keeling Islands Visitor Centre | Facebook

216K views · 1.1K reactions | Days on Cocos  The waters surrounding the Cocos Keeling Islands form one of the largest protected marine sanctuaries in the world, covering 467,054 square kilometres. With the lagoon hovering at a balmy 26 degrees year-round, it's idyllic for dive lovers, snorkelling, kitesurfing, fishing and boating, and for little ones to have a play. | Cocos Keeling Islands Visitor Centre | Facebook

11K views · 286 reactions | Western Australians ... would you sit back and relax ... or jump right in? We are OPEN to Western Australia without the need to self isolate at any stage of your journey! Accomodation is booking up fast ... if you are looking to #wonderoutyonder and #holidayherethisyear ... get in touch with us today to secure your time in #paradise. | Cocos Keeling Islands Visitor Centre | Facebook

Cocos: a cultural world away 🇨🇨💚🌿 Cocos is home to 450 friendly Cocos-Malay locals, who are welcoming and happy to share their culture and history with visitors. The community enjoy keeping traditional basket weaving alive, shown by Nek Nina here. Known Keroso in Cocos-Malay, these hardy Coconut-palm leaf baskets were historically used to transport bait, fruits and flowers but are now used as storage and decoration in local homes. You can observe the intricate weaving of these during festiva

Channel 9 spent Sunday afternoon showcasing the amazing history and culture on Home Island through the eyes of Destination WA. Some of the most welcoming and friendly people on earth can be found living, working and residing on Home Island. A trip across the lagoon to experience the unique Cocos Malay culture is a must do whilst visiting our idyllic isles. | Cocos Keeling Islands Visitor Centre