Espiritu Santo has a wonderful range of activities including scuba diving, snorkeling, horse iding, cultural tours, WW2 legacy, trekking and white sandy beaches.
Paddle a dugout canoe along a pristine river to a stunning blue hole.
Scuba dive the SS President Coolidge, the world’s largest accessible wreck dive from shore together with Million Dollar Point where the Americans dumped excess WW2 equipment.
Journey to a stunning cave over bamboo
bridges and ladders, walk through huge caverns and float down a river to a plummeting waterfall.
Ride a horse through Espiritu Santo’s largest beef and coconut plantation, along sandy beaches and into untouched rain forest.
Take a journey to your own secluded island or sip champagne on a sunset cruise.
Grab a rod and challenge the marlin, tuna and other exciting big fish in our tropical waters or just sit on the boat with a line over the side – most of our fishing is catch and release.
Trek for a few days to the mountains in the emotest part of the island, living with people in a traditional way of life that hasn’t change or thousands of years.
Enjoy the black sand beach, amazing rain forest and orchids of Vathe Conservation Area, Vanuatu’s only national park – marvel at the bird life in the Laru Conservation Area and earn about the uses of plants and trees in traditional life.
Lay on the fine white sand and swim in the azure blue water of Champagne Beach, voted the best beach in the South Pacific.

Visit Port Orly, the northern most village on the east coast. On the way back swim at Golden Beach and then refresh in the cool water of a blue hole and stop off and find out how copra is produced.

Hire a car or a scooter and explore both town and the country side.
Play a round of golf beside the sparkling Pacific Ocean and challenge the 9 holes.
Grab a kayak from your resort and explore the sheltered waters and rivers.
Watch and learn as the ladies prepare, dye and weave their wonderful mats and clothes from the Pandanus Palm and get into the rhythm of the beating drums as the villagers entertain you with their traditional dances and songs.
Enjoy a shell of kava with ex pats and locals as the sun sets.
Sit by a pool and watch the tropical sun set in the west.
Follow James Mitchener’s footsteps and
explore the WW2 artifacts that were left by the American troops and inspired the book and the movie South Pacific.
Enjoy a Tanna coffee and pastry in a local café or play the pokies and enjoy a cold beer at the club..