Select to expand quoteGestalt said..
Coronation Beach
Or
Cocos Keeling islands
Cocos keeling Islands looks awesome on google maps, huge lagoon, is that Australian territory?
Depends on how much you like flying Cocos is way up near Sri Lanka ,....Cocas our winter ...,Coro summer ,
Cocos has more flat water ,DO BOTH .
have a 6 month holiday .
you have to fly out of Perth to get to Cocos
Just for the record I would love to go to Cocos ,I'm a sucker for islands with coconut trees .
Select to expand quotemob dog said..Gestalt said..
Coronation Beach
Or
Cocos Keeling islands
Cocos keeling Islands looks awesome on google maps, huge lagoon, is that Australian territory?
I believe so. Looks very nice.
Coronation Beach - you can drive there. You take every bit of gear with you. You camp cheaply.
Cocos Keeling islands - you fly there. Warm water. You are in a tropical paradise.
Select to expand quotemathew said..
Coronation Beach - you can drive there. You take every bit of gear with you. You camp cheaply.
Cocos Keeling islands - you fly there. Warm water. You are in a tropical paradise.
OK. What's the catch? Nothing is that perfect.
Select to expand quoteMarkSSC said..mathew said..
Coronation Beach - you can drive there. You take every bit of gear with you. You camp cheaply.
Cocos Keeling islands - you fly there. Warm water. You are in a tropical paradise.
OK. What's the catch? Nothing is that perfect.
Time and/or money.
Cost+time for driving East to West is significant. But then so is flying to a tropical island.
I have been going to Coronation Beach for 3-months over summer, while working remotely; every year now for about 10yrs. In a good summer, you can sail everyday for months; in a very bad summer it is still > 50% of the time. Its my holy place.
I cant speak for Cocos for any real examples because I dont have that experience
Cocos is $$$$$$$ . And you will have to bring your own gear. You need a boat at Cocos to get you to some of the best locations. It's remote and not much in the way of luxuries
