Port Villa offers a good range of resorts and scenic bus tours, island cruises and flights around the archipelago.
Surely Port-Vila’s most fascinating landmark of Vanuatu's is the Cultural Centre, which contains one of the most complete artefact collections in the South Pacific.
Other interesting spots in the city are the Parliament Building, the Old Court House and the Chiefs Nakamal.
Even the markets in Port Vila are definitely worth being visited. They run every day except Sunday and you can buy everything from fruit and vegetables to wood carvings, jewellery and clothing.
Outside Port-Vila you can rent a car and explore the old manganese mine, the unique tropical rainforest, the Erikor Village and the wonderful Mele Cascades.
The beaches are incredibly clear and you can practice any kind of water sport you dream off.

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