The possibilities are endless. 41.66 of unfettered white sand beach. Deep water frontage. With sea bed been mostly sand. Perfect for small to large boat anchorage.
Direct access to the public road on Aore Island. Sorry to say it’s not much of a road. We have been told it will be upgraded one day we just don’t know which day.
Lapita Plantation is behind your block which as a resident of Lapita Beach you are welcome to explore and the plantation can supply
- Fresh produce such as hydroponic lettuce, tomato, cucumber and fresh herds
- Fresh coconut
- Beef
- Building supplies such as sand, tropical hardwood, plants for land scaling and concrete blocks for construction
This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to purchase a true peace of paradise. 15 minutes from Luganville, 30 minutes from the international airport and 2.5 to 4.5 hours from the East Coast of Australia
For more information contacts us now. WhatsApp and phone +678 5980005 or click here here
Disclosure: to operate any air B&P or holiday let accommodations. You must have VIPA approval, business licence and the land must be zoned commercial tourism. We are sad to see other agent over look this when they deal with buyers!
Getting to Vanuatu
Flights
The refurbished Pekoa International Airport on Espiritu Santo is only 20 minutes from Aore, means Lapita Plantation is readily accessible by air.
A number of international airlines service Pekoa International, with Air Vanuatu who code share with Qantas having direct flights from Brisbane and Sydney, 2.5 and 3.5 hours respectively.
Regular flights from New Zealand, Fiji, Solomon Islands, Australia and New Caledonia fly into Port Vila with scheduled connecting services to Santo.
From The Airport
Transfers to Lapita from Pekoa International are effortless. Regular taxi service from the airport takes only 10 minutes to ‘Lapita Landing’ in Luganville for a quick boat trip across the Second Channel to your luxury private villas and secluded island retreat.
Aore Island Vanuatu
Getting to Lapita Beach Aore Island Property buying is easier than you may think. Lapita Beach Aore Island is close to everything yet secluded for privacy and natural beauty.
International Airport – 30 minutes
Luganville (Town) – 15 minutes
Starfish Bar – 10 minutes
St Michel Landing – 10 minutes
Freshwater Cafe – 10 minutes
Aore Island Resort – 15 minutes
Ratua Island Resort – 15 minutes
There are direct flights to the main land Espiritu Santo from Brisbane and take just 2.5 hours or connecting fright from Sydney, Melbourne, New Zealand, Fiji, New Caledonia and Hawaii.
Once in Santo it’s only 15 minute Taxi ride (AUD $15) to St Michel landing from the airport. Where you meet your island long boat for the 10 minute trip down Segond Channel to Lapita Beach.
A Hidden Paradise in the Pacific
Sitting on the same latitude as Port Douglas in Australia, across 1700 km of open Coral Sea, the same distance as Port Douglas is to Brisbane, is Vanuatu’s Aore Island. This is the heart of James Michener’s Adventures in Paradise. Arguably one of the most beautiful South Pacific islands, Aore is genuinely unique. Not only due to its unsurpassed natural beauty and pristine marine environment, but also the warm, friendly smiles of the local Ni-Vanuatu people, the balmy tropical breezes, and the wild native orchids.
Located in the northern Sanma Province and sitting at the foot of Vanuatu’s largest island, Espiritu Santo, Aore has a tropical ambiance that words alone cannot describe: gently swaying palms; pristine white sandy beaches; luxuriant vegetation; tropical marine corals and, a myriad of colorful fish species. Added to this are sunsets that take your breath away.
The Bruat and Segond Channels narrowly separate Aore from the surrounding islands of Espiritu Santo, Malo, and Tatuba. The landmass of Aore, roughly 11 kilometers in length and 9 kilometers at its widest point has common origins with many islands throughout the South Pacific, volcanic uplift, and later coral formations. Over time the corals continued to build, and the land rose from the sea. Wind, birds, and ocean currents provided the seeds, high rainfall, and warm temperatures making the environment conducive to growth and enabling the dense tropical vegetation to flourish.
