Getting to E'Nauwi is part of the adventure — and easier than you might think. Here's everything you need to know to travel smoothly from your arrival in Vanuatu to the moment you're relaxing on the beachfront.
Step 1: Fly into Port Vila
Most international visitors arrive at Bauerfield International Airport (VLI) in Port Vila, the capital of Vanuatu, on Efate Island. Direct and connecting flights serve Port Vila from Australia, New Zealand, Fiji and New Caledonia. (Check current routes and schedules with your airline before booking.)
Step 2: Transfer to the resort
E'Nauwi Beach Resort is located on Efate Island, SHEFA Province — the same island as Port Vila — so there's no second flight required. From the airport or town, you'll continue to the resort by road. (We recommend confirming your exact transfer time and route with the resort when you book.)
Resort airport transfer
For a stress-free arrival, the resort can arrange your airport transfer so a friendly face is waiting when you land. Please contact the property at least 72 hours before arrival to arrange this, and we'll have everything ready.
A local airport shuttle is also available at modest rates — just ask when you book and our team will sort out the details.
Step 3: Getting around during your stay
Once you've arrived, you may not want to leave the beach — but if you do, Efate is wonderfully explorable. Options include:
- Resort-arranged excursions to beaches, reefs and island highlights
- Local taxis and buses for trips into Port Vila
- Kayaks and on-site activities if you'd rather stay close to the sand
Tips for a smooth journey
- Book your transfer early — 72 hours' notice lets us guarantee your pickup.
- Carry some local currency (Vatu) for incidentals and tips.
- Pack light and beach-ready — you'll be in the water before you know it.
- Share your flight details with the resort so we can time your welcome.
Ready when you are
From the airport to the beachfront, we'll make your arrival effortless. Reserve your stay and let us know your travel plans — we'll take care of the rest.