I enjoyed my time here looking around the locals sell things to buy shells are worth a look got some very pretty ones had no trouble bringing them back
All the locals come from other islands in their dugouts.The markets are set up under the trees and even rain doesnt stop them.They use a banana leaf as umbrella.Another primitive island with no roads or tours.You can pay a local to walk you around but I found it was a great place to spend some kina and donate to the schools and sundayschool children.Please be aware only kina.It is to hard for them to change their money.Lots of 5 kina notes
Conditions were not suitable for the tenders here.
Visited: Apr 03, 2017
Great snorkeling - take the boat over to the little island and spend your time snorkeling in the beautiful clear waters
Visited: Dec 16, 2018
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