Transport

Virgin Australia operates two weekly flights to Christmas Island from Perth, with additional seasonal flights from Cocos (Keeling) Islands. Altitude Airways offers flights from Jakarta to Christmas Island during each WA school holidays. As Christmas Island is an Australian territory, passports or visas are not required. However, photo identification is required for all travellers. For …

There is no public transport available on Christmas Island. Hiring a vehicle (4WD recommended) is easy and the best way to see the Islands. Scooters can also be hired. Guided tours are available and can be arranged through the Visitor Information …

Island Crabby Transport taxis operate six days of the week. Airport transfers available upon …

Australia Post operates a post office on Christmas Island. Mail arrives and departs the Islands once per …

The Indian Ocean Territories Health Service offers a wide range of medical, nursing and ancillary health services. Qualified medical, nursing and ancillary health workers provide these services. The health facilities are modern and well equipped, and include accidents and emergency department, consulting rooms, laboratory, dental clinic, operating theatre, 8 inpatient beds, x-ray and ultrasound …

WIFI hotspots can be found in several locations within the populated areas, and many accommodations may provide Wifi access. Full phone connectivity is available for both Australian mainland and international calls via the Telstra 2G network. Mobile internet data, however, is not available. Christmas Island phone numbers can be found in the "Great Northern WA" …

Christmas Island uses the Australian standard electrical socket, which has two flat pins forming an inverted V-shape plus a vertical earthing …