Discover Vanuatu: Volcanoes and Blue Holes

One of the world's most accessible active volcanoes lets visitors stand at the crater rim and watch molten lava erupt after dark.

Crystal-clear freshwater springs surrounded by jungle create some of the Pacific's most striking natural swimming spots.

The origin of modern bungee jumping, this Pentecost Island ritual sees young men leap from towers with vines tied to their ankles.

One of the world's largest accessible shipwrecks lies just off Espiritu Santo, a legendary dive site from World War II.

May–October, the dry season, avoids cyclone risk and offers pleasant temperatures.

Most nationalities receive a free visa on arrival for tourist stays.

Costs are moderate to high, particularly for inter-island flights and resort accommodation.

Domestic flights connect the main islands, as ferries between them are limited.