Club Nouméa's Tiki Tour of Vanuatu - Tiki Travel

H hewey Tiki Socialite Sydney, Australia Joined: Sep 14, 2004 Posts: 4283	H hewey Posted posted on Sat, Jan 21, 2012 8:22 PM Amazing thread mate, you've put a lot of work into this :D I hope you dont mind if I put up some of my Vanuatu holiday snaps? I figure it makes sense to keep it all contained in one thread on TC. For any TC member a trip to the National Museum is a MUST, really interesting place. Traffic can be crazy at times Cultural show at a local village. The village uses the cash to pay for medical expenses and put the kids through school Getting to know the locals! Remnants of one of the old WWII airstrips used by the US, theres still a bit of WWII items left around the place An old bomb A fighter plane which the pilot had to ditch into shallow water offshore An old tracked tractor We hired a dune buggy for a day to do a lap of the island. This is in front of our resort We stopped in at a turtle hatchery In this pool you can see a 70yr old turtle, rays and reef sharks And this is in the ocean itself Yes, we got very wet! Locals fising on Erakor Lagoon Waves breaking onto the reef at the entrance to Erakor Lagoon http://www.kustomkultureaustralia.com [ Edited by: hewey 2012-01-21 20:34 ]

Amazing thread mate, you've put a lot of work into this :D I hope you dont mind if I put up some of my Vanuatu holiday snaps? I figure it makes sense to keep it all contained in one thread on TC.

For any TC member a trip to the National Museum is a MUST, really interesting place.

Traffic can be crazy at times

Cultural show at a local village. The village uses the cash to pay for medical expenses and put the kids through school

Getting to know the locals!

Remnants of one of the old WWII airstrips used by the US, theres still a bit of WWII items left around the place

An old bomb

A fighter plane which the pilot had to ditch into shallow water offshore

An old tracked tractor