Travel Guide

This low-key island nation boasts scenery comparable to Fiji, as well as accessible active volcanoes and primitive tribes, and is visa free for Chinese passports

It offers a 30 day visa free period to China, but less than 1% of people have fully experienced it

The beautiful scenery is not inferior to Fiji, and the primitive tribes have their own characteristics

For four consecutive years, it has been listed as the country with the highest happiness index in the world

Here, the experience is rich and diverse, and it is still the 'backyard of Australia and New Zealand'
Hiding the most accessible active volcano in the world
Can dive underwater to observe the world's largest sunken ship wreckage
It is also the earliest birthplace of bungee jumping in the world

Falling in love with this secret realm may only take a day

This is a country with zero ecological pollution, with a perfect score for vacation satisfaction

There are abundant fruits on the roadside, coconut skewers are sold, and there are various delicious foods

The people are honest, public security is good, and they are friendly to countrymen

This is it

God's Lost Adventure Island in the Pacific

Where is Vanuatu located?

Vanuatu is located in the western South Pacific, adjacent to Australia and New Zealand, not far from the Fiji Islands, and consists of 83 islands.

It is the most low-key country in the South Pacific, half seawater and half flames, satisfying all your fantasies of primitive islands. Not only is it a "diving paradise" where nature blends with traditional culture, but it is also one of the top ten must visit tourist destinations recommended by Lonely Planet.

Avoiding popular islands is a niche option here. Observing the crystal clear blue seawater, exploring the SS Coolidge shipwreck at the bottom of the sea, and indulging in water sports such as paragliding, kiteboarding, and kayaking; Hiking through tropical forest waterfalls; Experience a journey of ancient Pacific culture.

It is visa free for Chinese citizens, with a maximum stay of 30 days. If the time is right, you can also explore the nearby visa free country Fiji.

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Mount Yasur

Feel the beating of the earth's heart

How can you miss the experience of watching a volcanic eruption when you come to Vanuatu? Experience an extremely stunning visual pleasure!

Mount Yasur is located on Tanna Island, with a height of about 361 meters. The lava it spews out mostly rises and falls straight, and rarely splashes out and harms the public. It is known as the "most accessible active volcano in the world".

By taking a four-wheel drive vehicle, one can reach within 150 meters of the edge of the volcano, and it only takes a few minutes to walk to the volcano. Or hike up from the foot of the mountain and immerse yourself in the charm of nature! Looking around, the gray black volcanic surface and the overwhelming smell of sulfur are filled with the desolation of the apocalypse, as if transported to another world!

Tips: Prepare goggles, masks, flashlights, and other equipment before viewing a volcano. The best time to observe volcanic eruptions is often before dawn and after dusk.

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Blue Cave

Go chase a beam of light in the quiet blue cave

The Blue Cave on Tanna Island is one of the must visit destinations for diving enthusiasts worldwide. The oval shaped blue water body is surrounded by coral reefs, like a pearl embedded in the sea surface. To reach the depths of the cave, one needs to hold their breath and dive underwater (about 0.5 meters) through a passage.

Most people clock in here to appreciate the beautiful Tyndale effect. The sunlight shone through the cave onto the sea surface, like a holy light from God. Standing on the rocks near the beam of light, one could easily take a group of magazine photos.

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Underwater Post Office

Explore the world's only underwater post office

What is the experience of sending a postcard underwater? Just thinking about it makes me feel very memorable! Then check out the unique underwater post office in the world, located near Hideaway Island, a fairy coral island in Port Vila.

After arriving at the island by boat, you can rent snorkeling equipment and buy a special waterproof postcard (with a raised and indented postmark). You can see the mailbox about 50 meters downstream from the shore and enjoy the beautiful fish schools.

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Louniel Beach

Black Beach leads to another world

You don't have to go to Iceland, you can also check in at the same black sand beach in Vanuatu! Most of the area on the island is covered with thick volcanic ash, forming a rare black sand beach that can be called an extraterrestrial landscape.

Louniel Beach is one of the famous black beaches on the island, with delicate sand that is too beautiful to be real. If you have plenty of time, you can also watch the sunset, which is quite spectacular.

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Mele Cascad

Relax in a natural oxygen bar

Vanuatu has not only volcanoes and blue caves, but also the natural wonder of waterfalls. You can wade into the Mele Cascade waterfall, watch the Milky Way descend from the sky, and participate in waterfall and stream descent activities; Swimming at Lenuanatuaiu Waterfall, one of the iconic waterfalls on Tana Island.

The world's largest banyan tree can be found in the Yakel Cultural Village in Vanuatu, with a root area larger than the size of a football field. It is said to be able to accommodate thousands of people to cool off under the tree at the same time. Strolling through it, arousing the desire to get close to nature.

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Naiwe Beach

Check in to the Last Pure Land of the Blue Planet

Watching marine life is definitely essential for island countries. There is a turtle conservation center in the capital city of Port Vila, where you can feed turtles under the guidance of local residents and interact closely with them; You can still see the process of turtle breeding every season.

The Matevulu Blue Hole is located at the edge of the water in the lagoon, surrounded by ancient trees. Due to its direct access to the sea, a large natural swimming pool has been formed.
If you want to experience the thrilling process of entering the water, you can grab the thick rope hanging from the tree and leap into the water, feeling the adrenaline rush.

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Cultural Village

Entering the mysterious primitive tribe

Each island in Vanuatu has its own tribe, and visiting indigenous villages can provide insight into traditional Melanesian culture and local customs.

Explore the dark magic village located on the highlands of Tana Island and appreciate the soon to be lost tribal sand paintings. Watch island dances, taste local cuisine, and purchase souvenirs made by villagers at Ekasup Cultural Village, which is about a 10 minute drive from Port Vila.

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Vanuatu Food

Taste local specialty cuisine

Vanuatu's cuisine has a Melanesian style, with diverse and distinctive dishes. Lap Lap is considered the national dish of Vanuatu. It is made by grinding and mixing taro and bananas, adding coconut milk to knead into a dough, and then placing chicken wings or pork on top. It is wrapped in banana leaves and baked in hot stones until cooked, making it very rich.

You can also taste coconut crab, citrus grilled fish, Santo beef, Turuk, coconut cake... Paired with a cup of local Kava, it has a light Sichuan pepper and bitter taste, and has a relaxing and sleep aid effect.

Vanuatu Tour Route

Recommended gameplay:

● Port Vila Island Tour (2-3 days)
● Collection of selected attractions in Port Vila
Natural scenery: Evergreen Cascades Waterfall, Blue Lagoon, Hideaway Island (underwater post office) Naiwe Beach、Eton Beach、Ekasup Cultural Village
Strolling through delicious food: Vila Port Market, The Beach Bar

Arrive at Tana Island by plane from Vila Port (2-3 days)
● Collection of selected attractions on Tana Island
Natural scenery: Blue Cave, banyan tree, Isaur volcano, Naked Village, Louniel Beach