Investment Immigration to Vanuatu to experience life in Vanuatu: Santo, also known as Santo, was formerly named Marina. It is the largest and westernmost island of Vanuatu in the southwestern Pacific. The island is densely forested, with wide valleys, fertile soil, and abundant water sources. Hog Harbor on the northeast coast was once the administrative center during the British colonial period. Segond on the southern coast served as the administrative center during the French colonial period, and nearby is Luganville, the second-largest city in the country. You can explore local tribes, watch traditional ceremonies, experience indigenous culture, and enjoy meals at the waterfront while admiring the beautiful scenery of the South Pacific.
There are several high-quality beaches on this island, with Lonnoc Beach on the east and nearby Champagne Beach offering unbeatable views. The clear waters and fine, soft sands will leave you enchanted. Don’t forget to bring your snorkeling gear to explore the beautiful, glass-like shallow waters. You can also bring a picnic blanket and enjoy a seaside picnic while feeling the sea breeze.
On the way to these two beaches, you will encounter the clearest blue holes, which are natural swimming or diving spots hidden beneath tropical rainforests. The surrounding dense shade creates a very fresh environment, combining elegance with the thrill of adventure. Therefore, many couples come here to experience romance.
Special Tips
1. On Santo, even if you do not plan to go anywhere, you must visit a blue hole at least once.
2. In addition to snorkeling and deep diving, kayaking is also a recommended water sport in the area.