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Getting from island to island is achieved mainly by air, with irregular ferries also servicing the northern and southern islands from Port Vila and Espiritu Santo. There is some public transport on Efate Island, but most transport options are privately operated.

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Taxi: taxis are abundant and are all metered, but it is a good idea to agree on a price before going on any long distances. Taxis also meet cruise ships arriving at the harbour. They are very adept at convincing you to take extra tours that can be more expensive than you like. Just be firm and say no.

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Rental car: rental cars are available in Port Vila. Traffic drives on the right. Of the 1,130kms of road, only 54kms are sealed. Most roads consist of either compressed coral or dirt. The road around the island of Efate is not always open, so visitors are advised to check with their hotel or the police before trying to drive around the island.

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