Champagne Beach
Powder-white sand and glass-clear water — Santo's most famous beach. About 50 minutes north of Luganville on sealed and gravel road.
Where to go on Espiritu Santo.
Grab the keys, point the Hilux north, and see the best of Santo on your own clock. Here are the spots our team sends everyone to — all reachable in a self-drive 4WD.
Port Olry
A sleepy French-speaking village with a knockout bay, outrigger canoes and the best beachside lobster lunch on the island.
Matevulu Blue Hole
Electric-blue freshwater pool fed from underground rivers. Bring a rope swing attitude and a mask — visibility is unreal.
Millennium Cave
Guided full-day jungle trek, cave wade and river float. One of the great adventure days in the Pacific — book with a local guide.
Million Dollar Point
WWII jeeps, bulldozers and trucks dumped into the reef in 1945 — snorkel or dive straight off the beach just east of Luganville.
Prefer a guide?
Some sites are more fun with a local who knows the tracks, the tides and the stories. Our sister business runs the tours.