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Vanuatu consists of 83 islands situated 2200km north east of Sydney. The country of Vanuatu forms part of the Pacific rim which stretches from New Zealand, north through the Soloman Islands to Papua New Guinea.
The country has natural beauty and its islands inspired James Mitchener to write the classic novel "Bali Hai." The French and British jointly colonised the islands of Vanuatu (then called New Hebrides) in 1906.
The New Hebrides gained independence in 1980 and was re-named Vanuatu.
Tourism (Event & Sport) is becoming one of the main industries in Vanuatu. White, sandy beaches, coral reefs, breath-taking waterfalls, crystal clear water, swaying coconut palms and quality resorts make it a very popular destination for Australians and New Zealanders.
Visitors to Vanuatu enjoy the company of friendly, welcoming Melanesian people in the atmosphere of a tropical island paradise.
Crystal Blue Lagoon Resort
management & staff extend a warm invitation for visitors to experience this unique piece of paradise in the South Pacific Islands of Vanuatu.
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Jingle Wording
This Vanuatu Resort is a nice place ...
What a beautiful place in paradise ...
It attracts so many tourists
to our palm beach ...
And more now are coming to the country too ...
And more now are coming to the country too ...
Sung by Crystal Blue Lagoon
String Band 2008
Eco Friendly Resort
Marine Conservation Area
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