Port Vila Independence Park
Port Vila Indendance park is a large playing field with a lovely old grandstand is where the Condominium was proclaimed in 1906, with the ceremonial raising of the British and French flags.
For years, daily checks ensured that the Union Jack was flying at the same height as the French flag.
Iritiki Island
Iritiki Island is a small island in the harbour is connected to the mainland by a free, 24-hour ferry. Beetle across to the great restaurant, or enjoy a beer and take in the terrific view of Vila, especially at sunset.
There is also the Iritiki Island resort which is a great place to stay.
Erakor Island
Erakor is a lovely resort but take a quiet stroll around for a tantalising glimpse of what many other islets are like. There’s a free ferry service to the island from Port Vila and it offers stunning views of the city.
National Museum of Vanuatu
The National Museum of Vanuatu, in a glorious building, has a large and well-displayed selection of traditional artefacts from the Pacific. There are photographic displays and videos on traditional ceremonies and legends.
Port Vila Market
Port Vila Market is open round-the-clock from early Monday through to noon on Saturday. Fruit and vegetables, flowers, firewood, jewellery, woodcarvings and souvenirs are in the care of ni-Van women wearing colourful Mother Hubbard dresses.
