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Frequently Asked Questions
A first visit of about a week works well if you stay on Efate or combine Port Vila with one other island. That gives you time to settle, take a day trip, and still rest. If you want Tanna’s volcano or Santo’s blue holes as well, ten days to two weeks feels more comfortable. Build in a buffer if you plan domestic flights.
Yes: Efate and many resorts suit families and couples who want beaches, snorkelling, and easy dining. Adventure travellers often add Tanna for Mount Yasur, Santo for diving and blue holes, or remoter provinces for hiking and kastom. The same country can be a gentle island holiday or a rugged trip; the difference is which islands you choose. Match the island to the pace you want.
Vanuatu is pleasant year-round, with swimming possible in every season. The drier, milder months from about April to September are the most comfortable for hiking and island hopping. November to March is warmer, more humid, and wetter, and sits in the tropical cyclone season. There is no single wrong month, but weather-sensitive plans are easier in the drier half of the year.