Beachcomber Lodge Vanuatu
PO Box 94, Port Villa, Vanuatu,
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Travel Blogs Nearby
EN Vanuatu - Mystery Island
... br> As Petra’s foot was hurting we decide to stay on the Mystery Island in Mystery island bungalows. There is no electricity or running water, we were only using rain ...
CZ Vanuatu - Mystery Island
... na uple malym ostrove 1km od Aneityum. Tento ostrov se jmenuje Mystery Island – tajuplny ostrov.
Petku noha pekne bolela a tak jsme se rozhodli zustat na ...
In the Bush
... footed and nimble as we trudged up through mud puddles and over roots on a tiny footpath that had not been marked by a single 'shoe' print but had been flattened by countless pairs of bare feet. It got better the higher we got and the less frequented the track was.
Needless to say we were a muddy mess shortly after leaving the village. I landed flat on my ass a few times. What they didn't know was that I retrieved those sneakers ...
Chief Nelson and his village
... when they were little and sometimes I had to read out loud and pretend to be reading it to my grandchildren just for practice. So that took up the space of my waking moments, when I wasn't doing chores that could not be avoided, swimming and spending time ashore.
We arrived in Asanvari at noon on Sunday. We fished all along the Westcoast of Pentecoste and through the channel and didn't catch a thing. Well, we must have caught ...
Aneityum
... Port of Entry despite it's lovely and sheltered harbour.
We had planned just to calm our vestibular system for a few hours, eat and
sleep and celebrate an adrenaline packed passage with a stiff rum and
coke at sunrise. We had meant to sail on to the capital Vila in the
evening but to our surprise Colin Keith the customs official came rowing
out and offered us clearance. He caught us totally by suprise, as he
had no uniform and the yellow dug out canoe did ...
