HOTEL DESCRIPTION

Oyster Island is a charming little island nestled in sheltered pristine waters of the east coast of Santo. It is a relaxing base for tours in Santo or for you to lay back. Fishing can be done inshore or offshore.

Experience first hand the relaxed Melanesian way of life whilst enjoying the natural beauty that abounds on this private sanctuary, only a short boat ride from the mainland.

ACCOMMODATION

Frangipani Units. Those waterfront private unit offer comfort in a classic Melanesian feeling. Have a stroll on the front beach, go snorkeling straight out from your unit or sit and enjoy the water sound from your private porch.

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Bamboo Bungalows. Charming, romantic and original bamboo and coral bungalows. Definitely amongst the best in Vanuatu. Situated a step away from the water, those bungalows offer privacy while keeping an open plan, a spacious bathroom and private deck with outdoor furniture and hammock. Ask for the refreshing open-air shower unit.

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Deluxe Bamboo Bungalows. Those bungalows are the upgrade from the Bamboo’s. They offer the comfort of a private apartment, Vanuatu style. Considerably more spacious then the sister units and with the patio on the water, perfect for an hammock siesta or a sunset cocktail. Once you had try one of those units nothing else will satisfy your relaxing needs like it.

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HOTEL FACILITIES AND AMENITIES

Restaurant

Built in true Vanuatu style, with a cone Natangora roof and a deck for fresh dining; Oyster Island Restaurant is well known for its delicacies.

Tours and Activities

• Snorkeling Tour
• Romantic picnic
• Diving
• Tour to Blue Hole
• Vanuatu canoe
• North-East Santo beaches
• Traditional Santo
• Modern Santo
• Bush and Custom village

LOCATION

This magnificent tropical paradise is located on the eastern side of Espiritu Santo, the largest of Vanuatu’s 83 islands. The location allows for a variety of activities such as watching the jumping fish in the calm waters of the channel, swimming through the surf, or meandering on horse back through the plantation.