Located in the southwestern Pacific, Vanuatu is part of the Melanesian archipelago, consisting of about 80 islands (68 of which are inhabited). The largest island, Santo (also known as Espiritu Santo), has an area of 3,947 square kilometers. It has a tropical maritime climate. The capital is Port Vila, with a population of 44,000 (2009) and an average temperature of 25.3°C.
The South Pacific features white sandy beaches and azure waters, offering various recreational activities such as tropical diving, volcano sightseeing, golf, yachting, windsurfing, and beach sports, allowing you to completely relax and enjoy tranquility. The diverse tropical cuisine, seafood, French cuisine, and Chinese food, especially the coconut crab, are worth trying and will provide an exquisite taste experience.
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Chinese citizens can visit the Republic of Vanuatu visa-free; however, since Chinese citizens must have a visa for their destination when exiting the country, if Vanuatu is the only destination and requires a transit visa through Australia, a visa must be applied for at the Vanuatu embassy in China. Upon entry, Chinese citizens can stay in Vanuatu for one month, with the possibility of extending their stay three times, each for one month. Upon entry, it is necessary to provide a valid passport, a transit or entry visa for a third country, and a return or onward flight ticket.