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In order to provide you with more information on Vanuatu holidays and resorts as well as latest news in Vanuatu, we continue to add new pages and update this site on a regular basis. This index of new pages will help you quickly locate and click through to the most recently added pages of interest to you. Index of the most recent new pages can be found at the bottom of our Vanuatu holidays home page.

Newsletters Map - With nearly 7 years of monthly Travel Bug newsletters archived and other travel newsletter related pages, you will find our Newsletters Map handy to quickly find for what you're looking.
 
Port Vila Markets - Running along the city's main street, Port Vila market a great assortment of locally made arts and crafts, locally produced fresh produce, flowers and foods, as well as other types of local merchandise and Vanuatu souvenirs.
 
Espiritu Santo Island - Best known as Santo island or just Santo, this largest of Vanuatu islands is particularly known for its scuba diving sites, including WWII shipwreck of SS President Coolidge.

Vanuatu Restaurants - When it comes to dining choices, you will find an array of those in downtown Port Vila. We list some of the bars, clubs and restaurants in Port Vila.

Erromango Island - Previously the home to large sandalwood forests, this island is now a great destination for adventure seekers, including caves and hiking trails.
  
Pentecost Island - First sighted in 1744 by Captain Cook on the Day of Pentecost, this island is best known for naghol - the annual land dive ceremony.
 
Vanuatu Vacation - Whether you enjoy relaxed holiday or an adventure vacation, Port Vila and its surrouding areas are sure to offer your multiple accommodation and entertainment choices.

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