Tanna Island

• Mount Yasur (Mount Yasur): One of the world’s most accessible active volcanoes. Visitors can view lava eruptions from the crater rim with a guide, with the most spectacular views at sunset or night. (Half day – full day)
• Volcanic Ash Plains and Traditional Villages: Black ash plains around the volcano, blue holes, and villages preserving the practices of the Kastom culture. (Half day)

Santo Island

• SS President Coolidge Shipwreck (SS President Coolidge): One of the world’s largest and best-preserved diveable shipwrecks, a bucket-list destination for divers. (Half day – full day)
• Champagne Beach (Champagne Beach): Famous for its fine white sand and clear waters. (Half day)
• Blue Hole (Blue Hole) and Port Olry: A natural blue pool in the rainforest and a peaceful fishing village beach. (Half day)

Éfaté Island and Port Vila

• Mele Cascades (Mele Cascades): Tiered waterfalls and natural swimming pools, with an easy hiking trail. (Half day)
• Underwater Post Office (Hideaway Island): One of the few underwater post offices in the world, reachable by snorkeling. (Half day)
• Port Vila Market and Esplanade (Port Vila Market and Esplanade): Fresh fruit, handicrafts, and local life. (1–2 hours)

Pentecost Island and Other Outer Islands

• Land Diving (Nanggol): A traditional ceremony on Pentecost Island where men jump from tall towers tied with vines. Recognized as intangible cultural heritage, usually held in specific seasons — check schedules in advance.
• Malakula Island (Malakula Island): Pristine rainforests and villages, ideal for slow travel.