My honest Pele Island tour guide: whether it is worth it, who I would book with, what the day is like, current Vanuatu Ecotours pricing, and whether self-guided Pele makes sense.
How to drink kava in Vanuatu as a first-timer: where I would go in Port Vila, how to order, what washmouth means, what it feels like, and what not to mix it with.
How I would get around Vanuatu and Efate: local B buses, T-plate taxis, scooter hire, rental cars, airport transfers and outer-island transport.
My practical Vanuatu SIM card guide: why I would buy Vodafone at the airport, when Airalo makes sense, and whether Digicel is worth using as a backup.
What to eat in Vanuatu, from laplap and tuluk to Kai Vanua, fresh fish, Vanuatu beef, kava, Tanna coffee, and 83 Islands rum.
My honest Lelepa Island tour review: who I would book with, what the day is actually like, what felt awkward, current price notes, and whether it is worth doing from Port Vila.
The Port Vila cafes I would actually use: Coco & Co, Tanna Coffee, Cafe Vila, The Playground, Cafe Waves, Tana Russet, and Nambawan.
The Efate activities I would actually prioritise: one island-loop day, Lelepa, Paradise Cove, Top Rock, Blue Lagoon/Eton, kava, local food, and the caveats I would watch.
The Port Vila restaurants I would actually recommend now: Kai Vanua, Cafe Vila, Three Pigs, Stonegrill, Coco & Co, Banyan and Lalala.
If you want one answer for where to stay in Vanuatu, book Nasama. Here are the caveats for budget, couples, families and luxury.
