Welkam long Vanuatu!

Welcome to Vanuatu A to Z, the simple guide to what Vanuatu has to offer the visitor – attractions, information, history and little known facts.

This site has been written by people who have lived in Vanuatu, visit Vanuatu regularly, know Vanuatu and love Vanuatu. Why? Because we want visitors to return home with wonderful memories and spread the word about this safe, friendly and rewarding destination.

This is a thumbnail guide to Vanuatu, along with some quirky, personal observations. It has been written for a ‘fun’, entertaining read as well as factual information and if you would like a quote on flights and/or accommodation, drop us (Small Guide Travel) an email or give us a call.

The Small Guide Travel team is a “small” team – a team dedicated to and passionate about our Pacific destinations.

The team can assist with arranging all your travel needs including flights, transfers, accommodation, tropical weddings, insurance, tours, cruises and more.

Small Guide Travel is a licensed travel agency and member of the Travel Compensation Fund and specialises in arranging travel to Fiji, Vanuatu, Cook Islands, Samoa, Tahiti, and Queensland in Australia.

If you just want to touch base for a chat with one of our consultants about travelling to Vanuatu, cost and obligation free, you can contact us using this form for general Vanuatu travel information

Young girl experiencing the culture of Vanuatu

A wide variety of fun, experience and entertainment at your finger tips.

Some stories on Vanuatu

Vanuatu’s A Dive!

Scuba diving in Vanuatu is usually excellent, in the dive sites themselves, accessibility, water temperature and visibility.

Vanuatu To A Tee!

Golfing in Vanuatu can be rewarding for both the handicapped and the hackers, however you may find that some of the metal flag pins have ‘gone missing’ – they make terrific spears for fishing!

Something Fishy About Vanuatu

Vanuatu offers some of the best fishing in the South Pacific. Sports and game anglers pull in marlin, wahoo, dorado, yellowfin tuna, swordfish and a host of other fighting fish.