Cocos Islands
13 reviewed tells
T1Essential tells
West Island to Bantam Boat
A medium boat with a large seating capacity can be seen from West Island to Bantam.
OtherSouthern Dark Grey Boat
A small, dark grey boat with a woman sitting at the back can be seen in the south.
OtherSmall Boat with Black Bars
A small boat with black bars at the rear is visible. It can be seen in the north.
OtherT2Intermediate tells
Dry Inland Vegetation
On Pulau Luar (Horsburgh Island), inland areas can be recognized by dry, yellow grass and more sparse vegetation.
VegetationPalms and Mowed Grass
The general landscape has bright white sand, many palms, and mowed grass. It is less forested and less hilly than Christmas Island.
VegetationRunway Road Marker
A runway on the Cocos Islands can be identified as the widest paved road on the island, with mowed grass on both sides. A follow car may also appear there.
TerrainDirection Island Beaches
Direction Island can be recognized by beaches with significantly more litter than the other islands. Bricks, styrofoam, and dead coral can be seen along some portions of the coast.
TerrainCoastal White-Sand Walks
The coast features white sand, with ocean on one side and palms on the other. Many trekkers are found along the coast.
TerrainWest Island Vehicle
A distinctive car with a front-right snorkel and visible bed edges can be found on West Island.
TerrainTwo Coral Atolls
The Cocos (Keeling) Islands consist of two coral atolls. For country streaks purposes, they are counted as Australia.
TerrainT3Advanced tells
Inland Palm Paths
The trekker may be seen walking inland between many palm trees.
OtherBantam Village Pavement
Bantam Village can be recognized by cross-hatched brick pavement.
OtherBantam White Car
A white car with its rear edges visible is found in Bantam.
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