Top Vanuatu Hiking Tours

Set out on foot to explore Vanuatu’s jungle trails, villages, beaches, and plantations on a hiking tour that can be as relaxed—or challenging—as you want. A wide range of available trails that go from gentle waterfall hikes to more difficult jungle tracks means the day will be tailored to your group, going beyond the island’s tourist sites for a glimpse of lush nature and rural communities.

Experience Efate's outer islands with a stunning half day trek on Nguna and an afternoon swim at Pele. At Nguna, you have a choice which walk you do (you must choose your walk before you depart). The Volcano Walk takes you atop one of Nguna’s extinct volcanoes, Mt Marou (472m), where you will be rewarded with sweeping views across the Shepherd Islands to the north, and south to Efate. Parts of the walk are steep and it takes 3 ½ hours on average. Or just take an easier Village Walk, adapted to your fitness level, to explore either upland or coastal villages. After the morning walk, enjoy a buffet lunch by the beach on neighbouring Pele Island and then swim and snorkel the lagoon or reef.

The only adventure park activity in Vanuatu for adrenalin seekers. But good for mild adventure to extreme adventure - set your own level. Perfect for the whole family and all ages. Set in a stunning location full of rainforest and sparkling views of the reef far below.

This group tour will give you a great look at local Vanuatu, including a trip to the Blue Lagoon, the Turtle Sanctuary, Rarru waterfalls and some shopping in Port Vila. You’ll keep costs down with this group tour, but still get a great feel of the island. You’ll also be provided with a buffet barbeque lunch, where you can try some local fruit and much more.

Whether you’re travelling children or you want a change of pace from the typical nature walks and bus tours, sign up for the Bridges of Eden. This challenging suspension bridge course on the Rentapau River is a fun way for the family to discover the Vanuatu rainforest. Clamber across the bridges and fly down the zipline to the end of the circuit – or, if you want to take things slow, just enjoy a leisurely swim in the river or walk through the dense Efate bush.

Launch into the air, soar across deep ravines, and find sweeping views over Mele Bay on a Port Vila zipline tour in the Vanuatu jungle. Since traveling to the start of the zipline course means an adventurous 4WD trip through the forest, you’ll see a rugged side of the island without planning a separate jungle tour, then descend a series of six ziplines that total .9 miles (1.4 km.).