Come and sample the delights of Vanuatu at beautiful Oyster Island Resort.  Experience first hand the relaxed Melanesian way of life whilst enjoying the natural beauty that abounds on this private sanctuary, only a two minute boat ride from the mainland across a calm channel.

This magnificent tropical paradise is located on the eastern side of Espirito Santo, the largest of Vanuatu’s 83 islands. The location allows for a variety of activities and our local knowledge allows us to give you a genuine glimpse of Vanuatu life.

Whether you are honeymooners, semi-retired or simply need a break from “real life”, Oyster Island Resort has an experience for you.  Wake up to spectacular scenery from the comfort of our waterfront bungalows, and then spend your day leisurely enjoying all this unique island has to offer.  Snorkel our beautiful reefs, dive the WWII Relics, go fishing, or kayak up the river to the stunning Blue Holes. Perhaps swinging in a hammock under the coconut trees or just picking up a packed lunch to spend the day on one of our nearby secluded islands is more your style.

Our beautifully constructed bungalows are designed in true island fashion using local materials.  We are proud to offer private seafront balconies in every room including the essential hammock for relaxation!  Each bungalow is slightly different, giving each guest a unique experience.  Accommodation choices to suit all tastes range from ultra traditional Frangipani units to our exotic, thatched roof Deluxe Bamboo Bungalows.

Evenings can be enjoyed in front of spectacular sunsets with a cocktail or glass of wine from the famed Omata Estate.  Delicious a la carte dining from Oyster Island Restaurant offers French-Pacific flavours with local ingredients including oysters that come straight from the water to you.  Our restaurant is open 7 days a week and our hours are as relaxed as the atmosphere.

We warmly invite you to share in our little secret paradise which is Oyster Island, often referred to as “The Pearl of Santo”.

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