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Answer the call of
It’s the sound of an ancient way of life.
It’s the voice of Mother Nature.
It’s the distant rumble of a volcano.
It’s the sound of wind rushing through your hair.
It’s the call of the sea.
It’s the laughter that fills the air.
The best places, they talk with you – not to you.
They say life is either a great adventure or nothing.
To that, we say –
Answer the call of Vanuatu.
Frequently Asked Questions
Vanuatu is best known as a chain of about 83 volcanic islands in the South Pacific, where living kastom, active volcanoes and warm village hospitality sit alongside reefs and blue holes. Visitors come for Tanna's Mount Yasur, Santo's wrecks and Champagne Beach, and the easy mix of town and day trips around Port Vila on Efate. It still feels distinctly Melanesian, with Bislama, English and French spoken across six provinces.
Unlike many polished resort destinations, Vanuatu's islands remain community-owned, culturally distinct and often still guided by kastom. Landscapes change quickly from black-sand volcano country to rainforest and freshwater blue holes, and travel can feel more local than packaged. You can spend a morning at a Port Vila market and an afternoon on customary land, provided you ask permission and travel with respect.
Vanuatu suits travellers who want a warm, slightly adventurous island holiday rather than a purely resort stay. First-timers and families often start on Efate, while divers, hikers and culture-focused visitors add Santo, Tanna or the outer islands. It works well for couples, families and independent travellers who are comfortable with a slower pace and a little flexibility between islands.
Most international visitors arrive at Bauerfield International Airport on Efate, a short drive from Port Vila. Some flights also serve Santo's Pekoa Airport near Luganville. Airlines listed on vanuatu.travel include Jetstar, Qantas, Virgin Australia, Solomon Airlines, Fiji Airways and Aircalin, though routes change, so check current schedules when you book.

