The Republic of Vanuatu is an archipelago of 83 sub-tropical islands offering a range of cultural and natural wonders to the traveller. Most of the islands are volcanic and mountainous, however there are also forested areas, jungles, and flatter, sandy, palm tree laced islands.

Diverse tribal cultures are still practiced in Vanuatu’s outer islands where life is characterised by the cycle of ritual events. Tribal groups came to Vanuatu from different areas within the region, but none of them had developed a written language prior to European settlement, so storytelling through music and dance is prevalent and still popular.

In addition to anthropological interests, the natural beauty of Vanuatu’s reefs, volcanoes, jungles and beaches is an ideal setting for diving, snorkelling, walking, sailing and other active pursuits. There are several luxury resorts to choose from for those interested in a more relaxing holiday.

The best things to do in Vanuatu

The top 5 experiences in Vanuatu. There are 3 more experiences in Vanuatu. See all »
  • The Islands of Vanuatu

    The Republic of Vanuatu is an archipelago of 83 sub-tropical islands offering a range of cultural and natural wonders to the tr…

  • Yasur

    Not many people have been to Vanuatu, but Yasur is one of the best and most accessible active volcanoes in the world. It has St…

  • Diving Million Dollar Point

    Military wrecks are some of the most common and most interesting for diving because of both the dramatic historic events they b…

  • The SS President Coolidge

    S.S. President Coolidge was a luxury liner commandeered by the US Navy and refitted as a troop carrier. In October 1942 she ran…

  • The Bungee-Jumpers of Pentecost Island

    Bungee jumping – the sport of leaping from a tall, land-based structure whilst connected to the top of it by an elasticated cor…

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