Backpacking or travelling in Vanuatu?

• Vanuatu is a tropical paradise of 83 islands in the Pacific Ocean. You will find beautiful volcanic landscapes, colourful reefs and unique cultural rituals such as the famous naghol (land diving).
• Activities spotting: climb Mount Yasur on Tanna Island; snorkel or dive the Blue Holes on Espiritu Santo; explore Port Vila; visit Champagne Beach; try the traditional drink kava; attend a kastom ceremony; dive the SS President Coolidge; zipline through the rainforest; discover Ambrym Island; sail past the Maskelyne Islands.
• Animals spotting: manatees, Vanuatu megapode, parrotfish, blacktip reef sharks, coconut crabs, geckos, fruit bats.
• Food spotting: laplap, tuluk, coconut crab, fish in banana leaves, tanna coffee, raw seafood salad, island cabbage, banana pudding.

Studying in Vanuatu?

• Good news, there is a university in Vanuatu, less news - the choices are very limited. You can follow studies in the field of tech, business and hospitality.
• Study city: Port-Vila.
• Language: Bislama and possibly English/French.

Internships in Vanuatu?

• There are a few possibilities for internships. Think of internships at the university, in agriculture or education.
• Competencies: intercultural communication, experience with environmental projects, independence and adaptability.

Volunteering in Vanuatu?

• There is still quite a bit to be found. Think of volunteering in the field of education, community support, eco-farming, construction and nature conservation.

Working in Vanuatu?

• There are possible jobs in tourism, education, healthcare and environmental organizations.

Working as a digital nomad in Vanuatu?

• You will find a quiet environment and beautiful nature, but the internet can be slow and unreliable and the facilities are very limited. Favorite locations: Port Vila, Luganville.

Living in Vanuatu?

• Living in Vanuatu means beautiful nature, a tropical lifestyle and many tourists and expats. The country is also known for its financial services for residents and foreigners.
• Expat community: there are many expats. Both retirees and people with families. And it is especially favorable because of the friendly tax system.
• Safety: it is a very safe country.
• Be careful: the costs can be quite high and you can feel quite isolated, if you are not used to island life.
• Health insurance: there is basic health care, but for serious treatment you have to evacuate to another country. So make sure you have your own good health insurance.