Visiting a natural area has associated risks and it is advisable
to take extra care to ensure a safe time. Wave action around the
coast and rock platforms is highly unpredictable and can be
hazardous. When at the shoreline and on rock platforms always
watch what the waves are doing and never turn your back to the
sea. Exercise extreme caution when in these areas in any weather
conditions. All plants and animals in the park are protected and
should not be taken or interfered with. Before exploring this
national park it is important to take some precautions: - It is
easy to become lost in the rainforest so keep to tracks and
roads. - Walk with another person and tell someone where you are
going and when you expect to return. - Carry drinking water with
you. - When bushwalking wear sturdy shoes and sunscreen. - The
sea cliffs and inland cliffs on Christmas Island can be very
treacherous and we strongly advise not to go near cliff edges. -
Beaches can be subject to large waves, strong rips and
undertows. No beach