Brilliant day- A must do in Vanuatu! In Mid Jan we went on the Lelepa day tour. It was one of the best experiences we had in Vanuatu. The tour was well run and organised. Our hosts Bradley, Gidley and Rubin were very knowledgeable and friendly. During the tour we were taken to 2 places to view the most vivid coral and fish. We also, fed the fish. What made it even better was that our tour group (of 5) were the only people snorkelling and enjoying this magic. After snorkelling we visited the cave that had culturally significant paintings and Bradley told stories of how the locals would retreat into the cave when cyclones hit the island. We then walked a little further to the village and were shown how the locals live and the children sang songs. There were local crafts on display to purchase. Each purchase helps the islanders run and operate the island. Making our way back to the main island we passed over a sunken plane. As the water is so clear you can see the whole plane just lying peacefully as the bottom of the shallow ocean. We could not thank our hosts enough for the hospitality and friendliness towards us. The insights about village life in Vanuatu was something we will never forget. 5 Star

Very happy couple My husband and I experienced Lelepa Tour. We highly recommend. Very friendly staff and village. A day full of beautiful waters, knowledge, food, singing and swimming. We had the best day. Thank you for a great experience. We will be back again. Thanks Josh and Amy.

This was a fabulous day experienced by our family. It was well organised and we had a great day with Rueben, Bradley and Billy. The videos of the children and Mamas singing has been played repeatedly since by my teenage sons and will be a very special memory of our time in Vanuatu. We took some school supplies over which was greatly appreciated by the community.

Fantastic day trip What a wonderful day we had, was definitely the highlight of our Vanuatu holiday. Fun boat ride to a secluded beach opposite the island where a delicious bbq lunch was being prepared while they took us to a snorkeling trip up one end of the island. Back for lunch and relaxing then off to another couple of spots of amazing snorkeling off the island. Walked up to the cave and we were glad we had our reef shoes on. Trek back down to the village where refreshments were served and the locals sang for us and had their locally made handicrafts for sale. A must do when in Vanuatu and great way to support the locals.