Aore Island, where the adventure begins.....

Stay on Aore Island and experience the real Vanuatu. Wake beside the beach, stay among the trees or experience island farm life, then discover Aore through local food, culture and hands-on experiences.


This isn’t a resort. It’s real island life.

  • Fishing trips and traditional ocean skills
  • Cocoa, vanilla and pepper farm tours
  • Make chocolate from bean to bar
  • Traditional weaving and cooking with local women
  • Living off the land — hunting, fire and island cooking
  • WWII history and local stories, and exploring for ww2 planes

Experience Aore Island

Learn to live like a local on Aore Island

Explore Aore Island through real local experiences. From guided tours and fishing to weaving, cooking, and daily island life, each activity connects you to the people, culture, and natural beauty of the island.

April 5, 2026
Discover Aore Island tours including snorkelling, cocoa farms, cooking, and cultural visits. Authentic, small group experiences departing from Phoenix Plantation.
April 4, 2026
Discover marine life and animals on Aore Island, Vanuatu. Learn what to expect around the reef, ocean, and local wildlife during your stay.
March 22, 2026
Experience traditional weaving on Aore Island, Vanuatu. A , hands-on cultural tour sharing real island life, stories, and skills passed down through generations.

FAQ about Aore Island

Planning your stay on Aore Island? Here’s what you need to know.

  • How does Vanuatu Island support decision-making?

    By bringing together trusted insights from local experts, we make it easier to plan travel, invest, or relocate.

  • Is Vanuatu Island a single business?

    No. It is a group of businesses working together to provide clear, accessible information about Vanuatu.

  • Who benefits from Vanuatu Island?

    Visitors, investors, and locals all benefit from a single platform that combines knowledge and services across tourism, property, and community life.

  • Where is Aore Island?

    Aore Island is located just off the coast of Espiritu Santo in northern Vanuatu. It is a short 5–10 minute boat ride from Luganville town.



  • Is Aore Island busy with tourists?

    No. It is quiet compared to Port Vila. It attracts travellers looking for space, nature, and a slower pace.