Malampa Province

Located in the heart of Vanuatu's archipelago, Malampa's islands offer the adventurous traveller a unique South Pacific experience.

Meet the Big Nambas and Small Nambas; the ancient people of Malekula; Peek into the heart of a live volcano; Go snorkelling with a dugong in the Maskylnes! Malampa province has something for everyone - traditional dancing, sand drawing, ancient cannibal sites, lush jungle trekking, remote waterfalls, snorkeling tropical clear waters and much more...

MALAMPA province gets its name from the islands of Malekula (MAL), Ambrym (AM) and Paama (PA). The region also includes a number of smaller islands along the coast of Malekula and the uninhabited volcanic island of Lopevi.

The islands of MALAMPA are steeped in culture, history and a rare tropical wilderness. Malampa also boasts the twin volcanoes of Mt Benbow (1160m) and Mt Marum (1270m) on the island of Ambrym or the ‘black magic island’.

The people of MALAMPA province are proud of their cultural heritage and pristine environment, they welcome you to experience, enjoy and learn about the wonders of their home.

Malekula

Malekula is the second largest island and the most diverse, culturally and linguistically, with over thirty distinct languages spoken. Some of the best custom dances come...

Ambrym

Tourists are attracted by Ambrym's unique features: the two twin active volcanoes, Marum and Benbow, the tropical vegetation, and the customs of the local villagers. Acco...

Paama

Paama, the smallest of Malampa Province's main islands, lies south of Ambrym. It's surrounding waters are home to an abundance of marine animals including turtles, and do...

Malampa Province