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  • Vanuatu This summer my Elective travels will take me to the Republic of Vanuatu. This country is an archipelago of 83 islands located on the Pacific ring of fire, around 1700km off the coast of Australia. Its population numbers just over Posted by Littlejode in Medically Challenged | Jul 17, 2009
  • Pacific Sun Cruise .. Posted by cheznandy in Chez N Andy's Travels | Apr 10, 2006
  • Big Adventures in Little Vanuatu Much has happened since we last had a chance to provide you all with an update. We have but two weeks left here and times seems to have disappeared quickly in the last little while. Overa Posted by InHisHands in In His Hands | Apr 27, 2009
  • Vanuatu i bilder (Dette er en omarbeiding av det innlegget jeg skrev om Vanuatu for noen dager siden, med bilder og litt mer tekst. Sjekk bildearkivet ogsaa, der ligger flere bilder) En av grunnene Posted by alferling in Alf-Erling tar en tur | Apr 19, 2009
  • Vanuatu (english) Vanuatu is, according to the UN, one of the least developed coutries in the world. Still there is very little poverty, and one of the places I've felt most safe. The soil is rich, and the island Posted by alferling in Alf-Erling tar en tur | Apr 18, 2009
  • Alo from Ambae We just returned yesterday from the tropical paradise of Ambae. It was a very good and rewarding, as well as difficult and stretching experience. There are so many stories we could tell, and there are many good people Posted by InHisHands in In His Hands | Apr 15, 2009
  • Alo Friends & Family from Vanuatu!! We have made it to the island of Espiritu Santo so far in our journey through Vanuatu. The path has been rough, but with many blessings and friends already made along the way. Dwaine and I arrived safely Posted by InHisHands in In His Hands | Mar 29, 2009
  • Vanuatu I arrived in Vanuatu about a week and a half ago and somehow managed to bump into two other medical students on the plane who were doing their elective at the same hospital, which was helpful. There are currently 18 students Posted by jonarnott in Elective 2008 | Aug 14, 2008
  • Vanuatu Sorry not time to write up what we have been doing but here are a few photos to give you a taster of what life is like here! Our Baby Doc house where we are staying. The hospital is 10m infront Posted by LadyMassey in Em and Si's Excellent Adventure | Aug 13, 2007
  • Vanuatu: cannibals, bungee and happiest people OK, you know the drill: Vanuatu used to be French until twenty years ago, but fortunately, it does not really show. English influence is also substantial, although they drive on the right hand side (most of the time, kava sometimes Posted by Sander938 in South Pacific and The Philippines | May 7, 2007
  • Vanuatu Went for a week with two of my friends to Port Vila, Vanuatu and stayed at Le Meridien. Enjoyed the scenery and the company of the people, did Jungle Paintball & the Cascade Capers abseil (down a 55m waterfall) with Posted by sacha_e in The Bare Necessities of Life | Nov 22, 2006
  • Two families meet Pippa’s Mum (Jill) and brother recently ventured away from the hectic lives in Adelaide to spend 10 days with us in sunny Vanuatu. We met them in Port Vila and spent a few days showing them the sights of Posted by pippamatt in Ambrym adventures | Jul 14, 2006
  • My Six and Eight Legged Enemies We have been thoroughly entertained by Kel’s friend Kate, who is doing some volunteer work and living in a village in Kenya, and her descriptions of her terrifying insect encounters. So I’ve been inspired to share with you some of Posted by debnic in Vanuatu Adventure | Jun 20, 2006
  • Setting up our blog Things are crazy at the moment. We have so much to do and so little time to make it happen. Have posted a photo taken by a previous volunteer in Vanuatu to test this blog. More interesting stories will follow Posted by pippamatt in Ambrym adventures | Aug 30, 2005

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