Visit Sanma
The Sanma, or Santo, is the largest province of Vanuatu located in the northernmost part of the country. It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Vanuatu and is home to several beautiful natural attractions such as Champagne Beach and Lonnoc Beach. The area also features a number of World War II relics that are worth exploring, including an old Japanese seaplane base at Port Olry and historical monuments at various locations throughout Sanma.
When visiting Sanma, it's important to take time to explore its fantastic culture. The people of Sanma are proud and welcoming, often hosting traditional festivals featuring singing and dancing which are open to all visitors from around the world. There are also plenty of opportunities for adventure seekers with hikes through rainforest trails leading up to stunning waterfalls or guided dives through spectacular coral reefs perfect for snorkeling and swimming.
Sanma has a long history with some evidence suggesting that it was settled by humans as early as 2000 BC! This fascinating province has played an important role both historically and culturally in Vanuatu making it a must-visit destination on any trip to this incredible South Pacific nation.
When visiting Sanma, it's important to take time to explore its fantastic culture. The people of Sanma are proud and welcoming, often hosting traditional festivals featuring singing and dancing which are open to all visitors from around the world. There are also plenty of opportunities for adventure seekers with hikes through rainforest trails leading up to stunning waterfalls or guided dives through spectacular coral reefs perfect for snorkeling and swimming.
Sanma has a long history with some evidence suggesting that it was settled by humans as early as 2000 BC! This fascinating province has played an important role both historically and culturally in Vanuatu making it a must-visit destination on any trip to this incredible South Pacific nation.
