While it is not an official Port of Entry, it is possible to clear in here if Vanuatu Customs and the Director of Customs & Inland Revenue grants prior written permission.
Masters of vessels who visit these places prior to obtaining inwards clearance and being issued with an “Inter-island Cruising Permit”, or obtaining written permission may be subject to fines and/or prosecution. Recently two yachts have been fined for doing so.
For details on obtaining prior approval, see the Vanuatu/Formalities section.
For more information read this report from cruisers who cleared into Vanuatu here.
Also read the comments from cruisers in Related User Comments section.
Last updated: July 2019
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