Devil's Rock Camping, south Ambae Visitor Ratings

The area around Devil's Rock is a sparsely populated, quiet place with sand beaches, coral reefs and sea turtles. There are plans to build bungalow accommodation and maybe declare a conservation area at the point.

There's a site near a beach at Devil's Rock where you might be allowed to camp. James Tabuti who lives at the small station near Devil's Rock can give permission. About 400 Vatu per tent per night would be reasonable compensation, payable in Vatu cash. There are no bookings, make your enquiries after arriving on Ambae. Exchange rates.

Drinking water is available at the church (10 minutes walk from the campsite). There are no other facilities. Bring everything you need for real camping. Be prepared for rain and mosquitos, bring a tarpaulin and mosquito net or tent. Bring what you need for snorkelling and hiking.

First surveyed: October 2004 by Stephen.
Last updated: November 2004 by Stephen.