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Republic of Vanuatu, may 2016!

Vanuatu is a string of more than 80 islands once known as the New Hebrides. They achieved independence from France and Britain in 1980.

Most of the islands are inhabited and some have active volcanoes.

Vanuatu is mountainous and much of it is covered with tropical rainforests. Like most of the area, it is used  to earthquakes and tidal waves. In 2015 it was hit by Cyclone Pam which caused widespread damage.

Most of the people live in rural areas and practise subsistence agriculture.

Local traditions are strong. Women, for example, generally have lower social standing than men and have fewer educational opportunities.

The island of Pentecost is home to land diving, a precursor to bungee jumping, which is still practised. To get here you og from Port Vila With flights to Pentecost Island and stay there for a few days. I wanted to og here but was short of time, but definitly NeXT time im around these areas ill do it.

Vanuatu is pretty easy to get to from Australia and other Pacific nations With flight, There are also Cruises going, and while on the island you have lots of Things to do, scubadiving, boattrips, Fishing, Beach Activitys and maybe the most interresting – Volcano trips etc.

More information here:

http://vanuatutravel.info/

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