Exclusive Kings Tour
Exclusive Kings Tour
Christmas Island is a remote tropical paradise brimming with natural wonders, rich history, and unique wildlife. Home to lush rainforests, towering cliffs, and pristine beaches, the island is famous for its red crab migration, diverse marine life, and breathtaking coral reefs. Nature lovers can explore secluded beaches, rainforest waterfalls, and dramatic blowholes. With a blend of vibrant culture, fascinating history, and incredible biodiversity, Christmas Island offers a truly unforgettable escape off the beaten path.
Tours are based on reaching a minimum number. Home pick-up and return is included based on a set radius – surcharges will apply outside these areas. Other special conditions may apply to each individual tour, please contact the office for further details.
A Passport is not required for Christmas Island.
Room upgrades are as follows;
Oceanview – additional $60 per person twin share or $120 Single
Superior Oceanview ( upstairs, with no lift)- additional $200 per person twin share or $410 Single
Fitness for the Tour
Christmas Island does not offer a lot of ‘soft touring’, i.e. places that are easy to visit or access. There are a few places, but these are easily covered in a day as you can drive directly to the point of interest. If you plan to have a few days or a week, best to ensure the people in your group have a good level of fitness (or are prepared to happily abstain from some touring to some locations).
The better places of natural interest do require a certain amount of walking, on boardwalks, or loose, rough surfaces. Some walking is required up hills or on steep inclines. People need to have good mobility, stability and flexibility for some of these locations. What might also be considered easy walking under normal conditions may become an issue in the humidity.
If people have joint, breathing or heart issues, these can become exacerbated in the hot and humid conditions. People need to make sure they have taken their medication or have it on them (inhaler) to use if they need to.
We highly encourage guests to bring their own walking sticks if they need them, otherwise we can provide walking sticks if needed. In some cases, we may insist people use a walking stick before they will be permitted to join a walk.
Most trail walks on Christmas Island would be considered Grade 5 in difficulty according to the Australian Walking Track Grading System. Grade 5 includes:
➢Uneven walking surfaces
➢Steps
➢Inclines above a certain gradient
➢No seating or rest areas on many trails
➢Slippery muddy surfaces
➢No handrails or safety structures
