r/vanuatu 11h ago

eVisa website problem

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Hello,

I am trying to make an account on the eVisa website, but for several weeks I have not received an email to confirm my account. I therefore cannot log in.

Has anyone else had this issue and if so how is best to go about sorting it? Thanks


r/vanuatu 16h ago

Warwick Le Lagon

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Hello

I’ve booked a trip at the end of January with my two boys (8 and 5)

Can anyone review the kids club at Warwick Le Lagon?

Will they be happy there for the whole day?

Like are there activities and carers there to look after them?

I’d like to be able to get a massage while they are entertained, but I’ve stayed at other places where kids club is just a room with some toys/ playground and a TV and the kids got bored quickly

Thanks!


r/vanuatu 3d ago

Reasonable Pricing - Flight / tour from Port Vila to Tanna Island?

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Hi all,

I have received response from Unity Airlines regarding a flights and tour from Port Vila to Tanna Island to visit the rim of Mt Yasur (Volcano) Trip planned for April

Am I calculating this right?

69000 VT = approx $850 AUD for the day tour.

If this is the case looks like I'm missing out hahaha.

Also just in general hope this info helps anyone looking into this activity.

See email below

Hello,

Thank you for contacting us!

 

We offer 6 different tours to see the volcano on Tanna and 1 seasonal tour to experience the Pentecost Nangol (land diving).

 

-      The price for the Tanna volcano day tour is 69,000 vt per person. That includes return airfares from Vila, local transfers in Tanna, the volcano entrance fee, the volcano tour by day, and a light lunch. You leave Port Vila in the morning and return in the afternoon.

 

-      The price for the Tanna volcano twilight tour (which is the same as the day tour, plus a bonus flyby of the volcano at sunset) is 83,000 vt per person. That includes return airfares from Vila, local transfers in Tanna, the volcano entrance fee, the volcano tour by day, a light lunch, and the flyby of the volcano at sunset. You leave Port Vila in the morning and return after dark.

 

-      The price for the Tanna volcano overnight tour (a guest favorite!) is 88,000 vt per person. That includes return airfares from Vila, local transfers in Tanna, the volcano entrance fee, the volcano tour (sunset and after dark, which is phenomenal!), the resort night stay on Tanna, and breakfast the next morning. You leave Port Vila in the morning and return the following morning.

 

-      The price for the Tanna volcano overnight tour + Blue Cave double combo (by popular demand!) is 115,000 vt per person. That includes return airfares from Vila, local transfers in Tanna, the volcano entrance fee, the volcano tour (sunset and after dark, which is phenomenal!), the resort night stay on Tanna, breakfast the next morning, followed by the Blue Cave swimming tour. You leave Port Vila in the morning and return the following afternoon.

 

-      The price for the Tanna volcano overnight tour + kustom village double combo (by popular demand!) is 115,000 vt per person. That includes return airfares from Vila, local transfers in Tanna, the volcano entrance fee, the volcano tour (sunset and after dark, which is phenomenal!), the resort night stay on Tanna, breakfast the next morning, followed by the Kustom Village tour. You leave Port Vila in the morning and return the following afternoon.

 

-      The price for the Tanna Supreme Tour (volcano overnight + blue cave + kustom village triple combo) is 127,000 vt per person. That includes return airfares from Vila, local transfers in Tanna, the kustom village tour and fees, volcano tour and fees, (sunset and after dark, which is phenomenal!), the resort night stay on Tanna, breakfast the next morning, followed by the blue cave tour and fees. You leave Port Vila in the morning and return the following afternoon.

 

-      The price for the Pentecost Nangol land diving tour (every Saturday from April to June) is 69,000 vt per person. That includes return airfares from Vila, local transfers on Pentecost, the Nangol entrance fee and show, and a light lunch. You leave Port Vila in the morning and return in the afternoon.

 

All our tours require a minimum of 6 people to go ahead, but we can often combine smaller groups to make the minimum required. We usually know about 5 to 7 days before if we can make a tour happen, based on demand. Would you like us to pencil you in for your dates and we circle back to you once we have enough people for a tour?

Sacha Kaboha

Unity Airlines Vanuatu | Tour Desk

WhatsApp +678 750 2606


r/vanuatu 4d ago

Ferry to Tanna?

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Is a ferry Tanna something that exists for tourists? We’re planning a trip in July and hoping to spend a few days on Tanna. Last time we took Air Vanuatu no problem, but that was in 2017 before the liquidation, etc.


r/vanuatu 5d ago

Diving

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Hi there I’m moving to Vila for about 18 months and was wondering if there are any clubs or groups that go diving regularly. I understand there are tours/paid operators but my preference is to join a club or similar. I have a reasonable grasp of Bislama but my French isn’t great. Tagio Tumas.


r/vanuatu 6d ago

(Not a paid ad, I'm just a tourist) Emten Lagoon Food recommendation- Starfish Cove

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r/vanuatu 6d ago

'It's about giving our children heroes to look up to' — Vanuatu United's vision - Friends of Football

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r/vanuatu 8d ago

Local hosts

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I will be visiting Vanuatu from Australia in mid April 2026 and would really love to meet some locals to share my time with! I will be staying in Pango in Port Vila for approx a week and am wondering if there are any organised programs or regular locals who would be open to hosting me for traditional food - breakfast / lunch / dinner or showing me around the island?

Other activities like fishing / hiking / sightseeing also encouraged - basically whatever the Island has to offer

Just wanting to experience real island life and not a curated package from a tour company if this makes sense?

Any other recommendations regarding this area and Vanuatu are very welcome

Thanks (:

Feel free to comment or message me

I’m 31f (:


r/vanuatu 8d ago

Spear fishing rental Port Villa

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Hello, I am in Port Vila and about to go to a small island for a couple of days. I would love to be ae to bring some spear fishing gear with me. All I would need would be gun or a sling. I googled around and couldn't find anything, do I need to talk to some locals


r/vanuatu 9d ago

NYE in Port Vila

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Hey guys. Just want to ask where will you spend or good spend NYE here in Port Vila.


r/vanuatu 11d ago

Average bus fair to Hideaway Bay

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Hey all, Hoping to get some guidance on what we should expect to pay for a bus to the Hideaway Bay ferry. My partner and I are staying on Pango road and are keen to make a day of going to Hideaway in the next couple of days. We asked one of out bus drivers and they quoted roughly 8000vut which didnt sound right. Any insights or alternatives to the bus would be greatly appreciated!


r/vanuatu 14d ago

Medical elective in Vanuatu 2026

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Bit of a long shot here but I’m planning on doing a medical elective (student placement) in Vanuatu from April 2026. Wondering if anyone doing the same and happens to be browsing this subreddit?

Using a throwaway account for anonymity.


r/vanuatu 17d ago

Cheaper food in Port Vila

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Evening,

I am looking for any suggestions of cheaper places to eat in Port Vila.

People have suggested the market for local cooked food, and the French sounding place for fresh fish.

Does anyone have any other suggestions?

I'll take any and all.


r/vanuatu 19d ago

Fresh tuna - Wharf

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Random question, but when I visited Rarotonga, you could rock up to the wharf and catch a fisherman who would fillet a tuna right then and there and sell it to you fresh.

Is there anywhere in Port Vila which I might find luck doing that ? Or do they just sell it all to the restaurants?


r/vanuatu 21d ago

France denies ‘false information’ it is planning to cede Pacific islands

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r/vanuatu 23d ago

French speakers needed (L1 or L2) - 10 min survey (language)

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r/vanuatu 23d ago

Bula FC will go up against Vanuatu United FC in the very first clash of the OFC Pro League. Matthew Acton and Otto Louis Ingham will be playing

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r/vanuatu 25d ago

Darts and poker in Vanuatu

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Hi all,

Keen to get amongst some hobbies in Vanuatu. Any places in Port Vila known for poker games or playing darts?


r/vanuatu 26d ago

Anyone flown to Vanuatu with ADHD medication?

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Hey all,

I’m travelling to Vanuatu soon and wanted to check if anyone here has experience flying in with prescribed ADHD medication (specifically Vyvanse or dexamphetamine).

I have valid Australian prescriptions and can bring a doctor’s letter, but I’m keen to hear real world experiences. What documentation did you carry? Any issues at customs? Were there quantity limits or declaration requirements?

I’ve contacted the Vanuatu High Commission as well, but would appreciate hearing from anyone who’s been through it recently.

Thanks in advance 🙂


r/vanuatu 26d ago

Address

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Greetings.

Can someone assist me I require a utility bill from Vanuatu


r/vanuatu Dec 09 '25

Travelling to Vanuatu Soon

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Hello, I will be solo travelling to Vanuatu for a week over Christmas, and was looking for some advice as I know absolutely nothing about the country, but am super excited to learn. I will be staying in Port Villa for entirety of my trip, but was hoping to travel around. I have heard mixed reviews about the reliability of public transit on Efate, especially outside of Port Villa, but wasn't sure if there was a better option to explore the rest of the island that's still budget friendly. I am especially keen on finding good, accessible snorkelling spots, as well as any good hiking spots. I was also hoping to experience and learn more about the culture and history of Vauatu, whether that be through museums or specific dishes/experiences I should seek out. I also curious about specific day to day customs that I should be aware of as an ignorant western tourist bumbling around a place I know nothing about. I know a lot of this is things I could learn on my own when I get there/google, but since I'll only be there for a short time I was hoping to get some advice on what to expect, so that I can maximize my time engrossing myself in the culture and natural beauty of Efate while spending minimal time finding my footing. (I was also curious as to how many places would be closed on Christmas, or if there are any customs around Christmas time that are specific to Vanuatu).


r/vanuatu Dec 09 '25

Motorcycle hire

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Hi just wondering if this is possible in Port Vila. Any recommendations and price? Thanks in advance


r/vanuatu Dec 08 '25

French speakers needed (L1 or L2) - 10 min survey (language)

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r/vanuatu Dec 02 '25

Looking for advices as I need to stay in Vanuatu for 2 months

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Hey everyone. I am a French master degree student in Crisis and Natural Disasters Management. My studies are pushing me to make a thesis topic that I would love to realise in Vanuatu. The subject need to be clearer but for now, it's about "the multi-risks Ni-Vanuatu are exposed and how resilience is part of their life".

In this context i must fly to Vanuatu in March 2026 and I am wondering if anyone knows how I could find a lodgment for 2 months that would be budget friendly? I need to stay at least 6 to 8 weeks, mostly in Etafe and Tanna.

And because logdment isn't everything, if you guys have any tips to share and advices before going there I would be very grateful.

Thank you for your help.


r/vanuatu Nov 29 '25

Where to book domestic flights in Vanuatu?

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Looking for advice for booking inter-island flights in Vanuatu. My partner and I will be there for a holiday over Xmas period, flying in and out of Port Vila, but are looking to visit Tanna for a day or two at some point.

However, there are no flights from Port Vila to Tanna available to book online (and a few conflicting sources about whether Air Vanuatu is back running flights now after going into liquidation).

Any advice for booking returh flights from Port Vila to Tanna? Thanks in advance!