| destination | Economy Class |
|---|---|
Sydney to Vanuatu |
Return from
$782*
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Idyllic beaches, balmy breezes, spectacular reefs and friendly Ni-Vanuatu locals
Water babies are drawn to Vanuatu. Scuba divers love exploring the submarine cliffs, caves and tunnels these islands afford, alongside curious fish. Novice and experienced divers alike are attracted to one of the world's largest wreck dives: SS President Coolidge, a 22,000 tonne luxury liner converted to a troop ship. Of course you don't have to dive to enjoy the warm waters here. An island-hopping cruise, kayaking, fishing or just beach time in a hammock, gazing at the water may be more the ticket.
Traditional Boats
Whether you're enjoying the cultural, aquatic or terrestrial delights, if you'd like a quirky way to deliver news of your holiday in Vanuatu, why not send a waterproof postcard from the world's only underwater post office? It's at Hideaway Island's marine sanctuary, only 3 metres below the surface.
Espiritu Santo Village
