This is the only travel guidebook available entirely dedicated to Vanuatu - covers all the island groups - explores all options from resort holidays to home-stay in traditional villages - insightful information on diving, island hopping, bushwalking and Melanesian culture. Vanuatu is not as well-known as other South Pacific destinations, but it offers the same attractions; diving, island hopping, bushwalking and relatively unscathed Melanesian culture. The Naghol ('land diving') ceremony of Pentecost Island is the great-great grandparent of bungee jumping. Unlike Lonely Planet's competitor, Moon, we devote a whole guidebook to Vanuatu (Moon covers it in the 'South Pacific Handbook').
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At least 40,000 years ago Australoid people began moving through Indonesia and the islands of the New Guinea chain towards Australia and the Solomon Islands. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
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At least 40,000 years ago Australoid people began moving through Indonesia and the islands of the New Guinea chain towards Australia and the Solomon Islands. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
nimangki grades, kastom dancing, kava bars, ash plain, main wharf, speedboat ride, snorkelling gear, boxed text, coral gardens, organised tours Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Port Vila, South Pacific, Lini Hwy, Craig Cove, Jon Frum, New Zealand, New Caledonia, Big Nambas, Dillons Bay, Vanua Lava, Espiritu Santo, Lamen Bay, Small Nambas, Port Resolution, South West Bay, Air Vanuatu, Mota Lava, Vila Bay, White Sands, Big Bay, Hideaway Island, National Museum, New Hebrides, South River, Waterfront Bar New!
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- Tales of the South Pacific by James A. Michener on page 33, and page 149
- Coconuts and Coral by Gwendoline Page on page 34
- Arts of Vanuatu by Joel Bonnemaison on page 33
- Won by blood: The story of Erromanga, the martyr isle by A. K Langridge on page 34
- Santo Rebellion: An Imperial Reckoning by John Beasant on page 33
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