Vat-Vaka beach with Pele in the background, Nguna, Vanuatu
Emao sunset, Vanuatu
Beach at Marou village, Emao, Vanuatu
Extinct Volcanos, Nguna, Vanuatu
Volcanic rocks, Nguna, Vanuatu
Sunrise over Pele, Nguna, Vanuatu
Click here for Siloa Guesthouse Click here for Vat-Vaka Bungalows Click here for Nakie Guesthouse Click here for Juboes Bungalows Click here for Nguna-Pele Marine Protected Area Click here for Namarou Paradise Bungalows Link to VTO web page for Wora-Namoa Bungalows

Nguna, Pele and Emao, a real island experience

These islands are a highly recommended escape from Port Vila:
- Nguna has those white sand beaches you dream of and the Nguna-Pele Marine Protected Area.
- There are more beaches on Pele and the surf off the tip of the island looks promising.
- Emao offers the friendliest stay at Marou village.

In recent years there have been many small marine protected areas declared and all islands have good snorkelling and diving. On terra firma, the interesting topography of the islands makes for interesting walks.

When you visit these islands it is the real Vanuatu and Port Vila is quickly forgotten.

Bungalows
Accommodation on Nguna is in locally run bungalows and guesthouses, three in the south and one in the north.

Juboes Bungalows, Taloa
Vat-Vaka Bungalows, Taloa
Nakie Women's Guesthouse, Taloa
Siloa Guesthouse, Utanlang

On Emao island, Namarou Paradise Bungalows is the first.

On Pele there is Wora-Namoa Sunrise Bungalows (link to VTO site).

Last updated: February 2008 by Stephen

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