Basic public transport includes a daily ferry (Mon-Sat) between West and Home Islands via the Cahaya Baru, stopping at Direction Island twice weekly, and a shuttle bus on West Island timed to ferry schedules. No metro, trains, or extensive bus networks; services halt on Sundays and holidays except flight days. Limited coverage suits small population but lacks flexibility for sightseeing.

Approximately 35 km road network connects key areas on West and Home Islands, including 15 km of highways, with basic bridges and amenities. Roads are adequate for low traffic but limited in extent; car/e-bike recommended for beaches due to walking distances in tropical heat. Maintenance funded by annual $1.5M budget; no advanced traffic systems needed for tiny population.

Remote location limits connectivity; average fixed broadband speeds around 35 Mbps, with mobile data slightly lower. Basic infrastructure serves small population, with urban/rural gap minimal across islands. Investments focus on essentials over high-speed expansion.

Avg: 35+ Mbps • Limited fiber; primarily DSL/cable on West/Home Islands, satellite for remote areas

Single airport on West Island (2,441m paved runway) with scheduled Qantas flights from Perth (started Nov 2025, 2-weekly) and fortnightly freighters. No hub status; basic international/regional links constrained by remoteness. Major upgrade (runway extension, pavement, lighting) ongoing since 2024, completion early 2028 for heavier aircraft.