TRAVEL & TEACH ENGLISH IN COCOS ISLANDS



The Cocos (Keeling) Islands, an Australian external territory, consist of two low-lying coral atolls: the North Keeling Island and the larger South Keeling Islands, which form a ring around a central lagoon. The islands are flat and densely vegetated, with coconut palms being a dominant feature. Their highest point reaches only a few meters above sea level. Situated in the Indian Ocean, the Cocos Islands have a tropical climate, moderated by trade winds, with warm temperatures and moderate rainfall throughout the year.