Discover paradise in the Pacific on any one of Vanuatu’s 80 sun-soaked islands. Stretching more than 1,300 kilometres, there are roughly 80 Melanesian Islands which form the Vanuatu archipelago. Here, sunny skies meet deserted beaches, rugged island adventures and luxurious retreats to set the scene for a holiday like no other.
Expand your Vanuatu experience and see the variety of sights and experiences the real Vanuatu has to offer.
The harbourside capital of Vanuatu, Port Vila is a colourful cultural centre found on the island of Efate. A popular spot for divers, island-hoppers and families, the aquamarine Mele Cascades, local hospitality at Ekasup Village and souvenir shopping by Vila Bay offers a smorgasbord of authentic island delights.
Renowned as home to the globe’s most accessible live volcano, Mount Yasur bubbles away high above Tanna Island. Visitors can walk right up to the fiery rim, taking in one of nature’s most spectacular shows of rumbling, glowing red lava. Famously superstitious with time-honoured traditions and cult activity, visitors to Tanna Island gain a unique insight into the Tannese way of life before surfing, snorkelling and swimming in some of the most bountiful waters Vanuatu has to offer.
The largest of Vanuatu’s 80-odd islands, Espiritu Santo is pure bliss for beach-lovers with powdery white sands, coconut palms and an endless blue playground. World-famous for its diving, Santo (as it’s affectionately known) is home to a remarkable collection of dive sites which include the 198 metre World War II troop carrier; The SS President Coolidge - considered by many to be the best wreck dive in the world; sunken trucks, cranes and fork lifts (Million Dollar Point); as well as caves, coral and chasms (Tutuba Point).
Pentecost Land diving or Nagol Pentecost Island has become famous throughout the world for the land diving ritual (Nagol or N'gol) which occurs every Saturday between April and June. Click here for our 2018 Nagol packages.