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The Torres Group are Vanuatu's northernmost islands. Geographically, the group lies north and west of the Solomon Islands. As with all of Vanuatu, the main islands are volcanic in origin. The Torres islands feature four islets: Hiu, Tegua, Loh and Toga.

Far from Port Vila, visitors to the Torres Islands are few. Tucked away from modern life, the Torres Islands are only lightly populated and are adorned with natural beauty. Their coastlines are fringed with white sand beaches, and there's even rumoured to be surf on Hiu.

The villages in Torres Islands are small. Be sure to travel with cash as there are no banks, and only a couple of basic convenience stores. There is a medical clinic in the Torres group, and Telecom Vanuatu and Digicel cellular phone networks are available.

Highlights

The Torres are Vanuatu's northernmost islands. Geographically, Torres lies north and west to the Solomon Islands. As with all of Vanuatu, the main islands are volcanic in...

Accommodation and Tour Information

Visitors will fall in love with three of Torres islands island-style bungalows located in Loh andLinua. These are Kamilisa Memorial Resort on Linua Island, and

Events

Events and Festivals of Torres islands.

Getting There

Travelling around the Torres Islands is short but sometimes quite difficult but when you reach your destination on any of the 4 islets, it's worth the trip.

Cultural Information

The Banks and Torres are Vanuatu's northernmost islands where the local culture is still very much alive and unblemished by the modern world. The unique “water music” p...

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The TORBA Province is the northernmost province of Vanuatu, consisting of the Banks Islands and the Torres Islands. It sits above the SANMA Province. The province's name...