Visit Shefa
The Shefa Province of Vanuatu is a unique and beautiful part of this South Pacific archipelago. Home to the picturesque city of Port Vila, Shefa is known for its stunning beaches, lush forests, and vibrant culture.
One popular tourist destination in Shefa is the Iririki Island Resort & Spa located just off the coast of Port Vila. With its luxurious villas, deep sea fishing charters, and tranquil swimming pools, it's no wonder why so many people come here to relax.
Another must-see place in Shefa is Million Dollar Point. This area was once home to a US military base during World War II and left behind tons of equipment that now sits at the bottom of the ocean as a curious but somber reminder of its past.
Shefa is also an important cultural site for Vanuatuans as its one remaining active traditional village still stands here today. The villagers still practice their age-old customs such as kastom dancing and singing while wearing their traditional grass skirts and face paint made from vegetable dyes. Visitors can get an authentic taste of life in Vanuatu by visiting this living museum where they can learn about local customs firsthand from the locals themselves.
One popular tourist destination in Shefa is the Iririki Island Resort & Spa located just off the coast of Port Vila. With its luxurious villas, deep sea fishing charters, and tranquil swimming pools, it's no wonder why so many people come here to relax.
Another must-see place in Shefa is Million Dollar Point. This area was once home to a US military base during World War II and left behind tons of equipment that now sits at the bottom of the ocean as a curious but somber reminder of its past.
Shefa is also an important cultural site for Vanuatuans as its one remaining active traditional village still stands here today. The villagers still practice their age-old customs such as kastom dancing and singing while wearing their traditional grass skirts and face paint made from vegetable dyes. Visitors can get an authentic taste of life in Vanuatu by visiting this living museum where they can learn about local customs firsthand from the locals themselves.
