Yacht charter Vanuatu

A magnificent archipelago made up of 83 islands, Vanuatu is a vast land of mystery and adventure with its refreshing waterfalls, idyllic beaches, dormant volcanoes, isolated villages and underwater shipwrecks. A unique heritage proudly illustrating the cultural and natural wealth of this archipelago off the north-eastern coast of New Caledonia.

A cultural change of scenery in Vanuatu

The only archipelago to have been administered by mutual agreement by the English and the French until the 1980s, Vanuatu has a unique atmosphere throughout the Pacific. This cohabitation was certainly not without its problems, but it has left some beautiful traces in the dance, gastronomy, architecture and daily life of its friendly inhabitants. By taking advantage of the yacht charters on offer in Vanuatu, you can discover for yourself the unique character of this archipelago steeped in myths and legends.

There are numerous sailing itineraries that will allow you to enjoy a cultural trip to Vanuatu. From the town of Luganville, on the southeast coast of the island of Espiritu Santo, you can reach thethe sparkling city of Port Vila, located on the island of Efate, in about thirty minutes. In cosmopolitan Port Vila, you can stroll along the streets hauled in alongside the boats, lined with cafes, shops and restaurants, before losing yourself in the heart of the cultural center where the Vanuatu National Museum stands. French, English, Ni-Vanuatu, Australians and Chinese live together in perfect harmony in Port-Vila, creating a vibrant and colorful city. Shimmering, exotic colors that can also be found in the markets and craft shops of Port-Vila.

From Port-Vila, you can then travel to the island of Tanna, where you can see some of these curiosities founded by the French and English administration. Discover an island where 5 languages are spoken and which, despite the massive influx of tourists, has managed to preserve its traditions and authenticity.

A dream vacation in Vanuatu

Whichever island you decide to anchor on, you will notice the lush, bountiful nature that is also the pride of Vanuatu. Covered by a tropical forest, which occupies close to 75% of its surface area, the archipelago is the ideal playground for experienced trekkers. Delve deep into the heart of the jungle and cross the plantations populating the island of Santo to reach the famous village of Vunaspef, guardian of the famous Millenium Cave where swallows and bats live side by side.

Explore Vanuatu's marine environment during your cruise in the South Pacific, veering off into the open sea off the coast of Efate for an unforgettable dive in the archipelago's best diving spots, such as Mele Bay, which also conceals some surprising wrecks. Dive into the clear waters of Tanna, where caves, tunnels and blue holes are home to sea turtles, moray eels, spotted rays and trevally.

Let'slet's not forget the sweetness of lazing on the dream beaches embellishing the coasts of each island, the most coveted of which remain Lonnoc and Champagne beach, delightful sandy beaches adorning the coastline of the island of Espiritu Santo and ideal for snorkeling.