What to see in Vanuatu

Malecula

There are two new all-inclusive boom-cano and snorkel trips around the Malekula Islands now available for those who are looking for a real Vanuatu-adventures. Explore the northwest Malekula coast jungles, cross the areas of Big Nambas, absorb your cultural heritage and end up in Tenmaru to observe the sunset on the sands.

Floating on giant cliffs above the sea, the lodging in the Big Nambas Bungalow is an adventure in itself. Hikers on this new five-hour walk back make their way along a stream of slippery lime to the Losinwei Cascades, which are awarded with three fun basins above the falls and an adorable bath through a naturally occurring caves.

The hike demands a good degree of physical activity. A fearless, led hike through the jungles of Vanuatu's legendary Malekula Island. Hauled, on horseback and by ferry from Norsup/Lakatoro down the eastern coastline, inland and back to the northwest. The Yasur vulcano on the island of Tanna is one of the most popular volcanos in the whole wide globe, because it is so easily accessible.

Though it is year-round, it is uncommon that it is too busy to get close to it, making it an exceptionally crowded touristic area. Float through the jungles on 6 zippers and 2 hanging decks and enjoy a fabulous outing. Shake over the hanging gangway and take a flight over our 80 metre long gorge and back over the summerfall.

Dive in an open-air pushchair and explore the roads of Port Vila before driving along sand shores, through the landscape and directly into the towns of Vanuatu, where the municipality will welcome you with a big smile and a lot of warmness. A heartbreaking way to explore Efate isle.

Begin by putting on your life jacket and jump from a small viaduct into the Mount Hope River to begin your tranquil voyage towards the falls. On the cascade you will be amazed by the possibility to climb up the cascade and after a brief stroll through the jungles back to the lorry the trip ends.