Things to do in Torba Province
Discover the best attractions and experiences Torba Province has to offer
Historic Monuments
Explore Santo’s WWII history and maritime relics that dot the coast of Espiritu Santo.
Million Dollar Point
A famous WWII dumping site where American forces left behind trucks and other equipment; today a popular snorkel and photo stop along the coast.
SS President Coolidge wreck
A well-preserved WWII-era passenger liner wreck off Luganville, renowned among divers for its intriguing structure and abundant marine life.
Museums
Glimpse Santo’s history and culture through small local exhibitions and hands-on displays.
Luganville War Museum
A compact museum in Luganville detailing WWII history on Santo with artifacts and photographs.
Santo Island Cultural Centre
Exhibits and displays showcasing local crafts, legends, and village traditions from Santo.
Religious Monuments
Historic churches and sacred sites that reflect the island’s spiritual heritage.
Cathedral of St. Michael and All Angels, Luganville
A prominent church with historic architecture and a central role in local religious life.
St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Luganville
A beloved parish church reflecting Santo’s Catholic community and church life.
National & Theme Parks
Natural wonders and scenic coastlines that are quintessential Santo.
Champagne Beach
A famous warm-water beach known for its calm, turquoise bays and soft white sand.
Matevulu Blue Hole
A stunning freshwater blue hole ideal for swimming and photography among clear tropical waters.
Neighborhoods
Explore the main hubs and coastal villages that shape Espiritu Santo’s character.
Luganville
The main town and social hub with markets, shops, and riverfront views.
Port Olry
A picturesque coastal village known for its long beach and reef-protected swim spots.
Lelepa
A nearby island village famous for its caves and traditional life.
Free Things to Do
Enjoy Santo’s natural beauty and relaxed vibes at no cost.
Champagne Beach – beach day
Relax on the sand and swim in the warm, clear water with minimal disruption.
Port Olry Beach stroll
Take a long walk along the pristine shoreline and enjoy sea breezes.
Lelepa Caves exploration
Hike or boat-accessed caves with impressive rock formations and views.
Gastronomy
Sample traditional flavors and coastal fare that define Santo dining.
Lap Lap
A traditional island dish — a hearty, baked starch cake wrapped in leaves.
Kava ceremony
Experience a traditional kava tasting, a social and cultural staple in the region.
Fresh seafood BBQ
Seasonal catches cooked on a beach barbecue with simple, bold flavors.
Nightlife
Evenings are laid-back, with local bars and seaside atmospheres.
Luganville Seaside Bar
Relaxed beachfront drinks and listening to local tunes after sundown.
Live local music nights
Casual performances at waterfront venues showcasing village musicians.
Entertainment
Cultural performances and gatherings that showcase Santo’s traditions.
Village cultural evenings
Occasional traditional dances and storytelling organized by local communities.
Markets with crafts and song
Evening artisan stalls offering handmade crafts and local performances.
Sports
Adventure and water-based activities that make the most of Santo’s coastline.
Diving the SS President Coolidge
World-class wreck dive with abundant marine life and historical ambience.
Snorkeling at Champagne Beach
Vibrant underwater life in clear turquoise water ideal for snorkelers.
Kayaking around Lelepa Island
Calm coastal kayaking with scenic views of reefs and beaches.
Off the Track
Explore lesser-known spots that reveal Santo’s wild and intimate side.
Lelepa Caves
Rock caves near Lelepa Island with intriguing formations and local legends.
Millennium Cave (on Santo)
A guided or self-exploration cave adventure featuring underground pools.
Coastal ridge viewpoints
Short hikes offering sweeping views of the Espiritu Santo coastline.