Drumsite
Drumsite is a village in Christmas Island.
The village's population consists mostly of Chinese and European workers. A project that built townhouses in the village was built in 2013 amid concerns about asylum seekers going to Christmas Island.
Getting to Drumsite
As Christmas Island is a territory of Australia, make sure you meet the entry requirements for Australia. Unlike Norfolk Island, you do not need a passport when visiting from the mainland; ID is required, though (such as drivers license or proof of age).
- 01Christmas Island International Airport
Virgin Australia has twice-weekly flights from Cocos (Keeling) Islands and Perth.
Worth seeing
- 01The Dales
Comprised of numerous freshwater streams running roughly parallel to each other.
- 02Dolly Beach
An isolated beach, 1-hour drive by 4WD over rocky step tracks and then another 45-minute trek on foot downhill.
- 03The Blowholes
- 04Winifred Beach
- 05West White Beach
- 06Margaret Knoll
An easy to access lookout located a short walk from your vehicle.
Things to do
View the spectacular world-famous Christmas Island Red Crab Migration during the months of November–February. Scuba diving or snorkeling at Flying Fish Cove Snorkel trip from a boat Scuba Dive from a boat Take a guided tour Whale shark watching Game Fishing on chartered boat Rock Fishing Caving (warning: seek local advice before setting out to any caves) 4-wheel driving, known locally as "bush bashing".
Where to eat
There are several restaurants on Christmas Island serving Western and Asian cuisine.
- 01Lucky Ho Restaurant
Alchemy (at the Christmas Island Recreation Centre),.
Text adapted from Wikipedia and Wikivoyage, CC BY-SA 4.0.