Honemoon Beach

This beach is absolutely stunning and privately owned, located at the end of Pango peninsula, approximately a 20-minute drive from Port Vila. It offers fantastic snorkeling opportunities just a short distance from the shore, thanks to the protection provided by an outer reef. Additionally, there are convenient rinse off showers and a changing facility available. Please note that there is an entry fee of 500vt.

Make sure to visit during high tide! The beach is frequented by many locals who prefer wearing shorts and t-shirts instead of swimsuits, even when they're in the water. There is also a tourist fee of 500 VT.

The snorkeling here is fantastic, and the beach has beautiful white sand. Additionally, there are showers available for use. The entrance fee is 500 Vatu.

We took the bus from Waves at surfside, which only took about 10 minutes. The fee is now 500vatu per adult and 100vatu for kids. The beach is really nice, so make sure to bring snorkel gear. It is covered in coral, so it's recommended to wear sand shoes. Unfortunately, we didn't have any, but our kids still had fun, although the soft sand was limited. The cost of taking the bus and entry for 2 adults with 2 kids was 1200vatu for the return bus trip and 1100vatu for entry. In total, it came out to around $28aud for a day at the beach, which is a bit pricey, but that's Vanuatu for you. You have to pay for everything! There is a volleyball net there, so bring your own volleyball. Also, don't forget to bring your own food and drinks.

The bay is truly beautiful and peaceful, with a modest entrance fee of 200 vatu per adult ($2.50 AUD). We have been visiting this beach sporadically since 2012, and most of the time, we find ourselves enjoying the beach all to ourselves or with just a few other individuals. The coral and snorkeling opportunities are excellent, and there is a fascinating atoll in the center that adds to the natural charm. However, the wind tends to pick up in the afternoon, creating slightly choppy waters, so we usually prefer to swim here in the morning.