Discover Vanuatu’s volcanic adventures, blue‑hole jungles, wreck dives, and friendly island culture using the interactive map below.
Click on the animated markers to explore Port Vila, Santo’s dive sites, Tanna’s fiery Mount Yasur, and the southern isles.
🏛️ Top Vanuatu Attractions & Highlights
- Mount Yasur (Tanna) – accessible active volcano & night glow
- SS President Coolidge – legendary WWII wreck dive (Santo)
- Million Dollar Point – surreal WWII seabed of machinery
- Champagne Beach – iconic white-sand bay on Espiritu Santo
- Blue Holes (Matevulu, Riri, Nanda) – crystal springs & jungles
- Hideaway Island – marine reserve & underwater post office
❄️ Things to Do in Vanuatu by Area
🏙️ Port Vila & Efate
- Browse waterfront markets and snorkel at Hideaway Island
- Swim at Blue Lagoon; day trips to Lelepa & Roi Mata sites
- Sunset dining along the harbor and lagoon cruises
🌿 Espiritu Santo
- Dive the SS President Coolidge and explore Million Dollar Point
- Swim the Matevulu/Riri blue holes and relax near Champagne Beach
- Jungle adventures and river kayaking
🌋 Tanna Island
- Evening lava glow at Mount Yasur; ash plain 4×4 rides
- Village visits and kastom experiences
- Coastal caves, hot springs, and black‑sand beaches
🏝️ Northern & Central Islands
- Island‑hopping for reefs, waterfalls, and quiet beaches
- Birding and rainforest walks on less‑visited isles
- Local kava bars and cultural nights
🌺 Southern Islands (Aneityum)
- Snorkel crystal lagoons around Mystery Island
- Slow‑paced beach walks and village handicrafts
- Scenic boat trips and sandbar picnics
🇻🇺 Vanuatu – fiery volcanoes, cobalt blue holes, WWII relics, and warm island hospitality.
📘 Read Vanuatu Travel Guide – Tips, Itineraries & Hidden Gems
📘 Read Vanuatu Travel Guide – Tips, Itineraries & Hidden Gems
📌 Vanuatu Quick Facts
🇻🇺 Capital Port Vila
🗣️ Language Bislama, English, French
💰 Currency Vanuatu Vatu (VUV)
👑 Government Unitary Parliamentary Republic
🌊 Famous For Mount Yasur, wreck diving, blue holes, kava & kastom culture
✈️ Best Time to Visit: May–October (drier, cooler); November–April is wetter with possible cyclones.
⛴️ Getting Around: Domestic flights link major islands; small boats & ferries for shorter hops; 4×4 recommended on rural roads.
