Twenty Must Do Experiences in Vanuatu
Prepare for an unforgettable Vanuatu adventure. With such a diverse offering, you're in for a 'relaxing adventure' like no other.
Frequently Asked Questions
Nguna is reached by a short boat from north Efate, then explored on foot, by local boat or with your bungalow host. There is no hire-car circuit. Walking and asking your hosts to arrange a lift is the usual pattern.
Shops are limited, and you should not rely on ATMs or a wide food menu once you leave north Efate. Village bungalows are simple and community-run, with meals that follow what is available that day. Bring cash, any special food or medicine you need, and a torch.
A day trip works if you only want a taste; one to two nights is enough for most visitors to walk, swim and settle into village time. Longer stays suit people who want to disconnect rather than sightsee. Weather can delay the boat home, so keep the last day loose.
How quickly the shops and phone habits of Port Vila fall away surprises many visitors, even though the crossing from north Efate is short. You are on village time, with fewer places to buy extras. Pack as if you will not shop until you return to Efate.