Yes! We require all guests to have travel insurance. This will cover you from the likes of cancellation (non-refundable deposit loss), flight changes, personal injury and medical expenses. We advise you to get travel insurance that covers personal liability and loss of personal property.

It’s also super important to check that your insurance covers all of the activities you’ll be partaking in, such as surfing, hiking and free diving.

Each bungalow is fitted with Australian dual power points.

We recommend charging devices during the afternoon/ evening as generators are used to provide power as a supplement to our off-grid Solar System, so these generators may be switched off during the day.

Certain spots on the island get cellular signal from time to time and it can vary between the network providers. You should always plan for no signal.

However we do have unlimited satellite internet around the bungalows that has a download speed of approximately 30mbps. Guests often use this for Facebook messenger, Skype, or Whatsapp.

We will endeavour to do our best to best cater to dietary requirements. Please contact Brett to discuss prior to booking your stay to ensure we have access to suitable alternatives.

To reach Vanuatu, you can fly from Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, or New Caledonia to Port Vila, the country’s capital (Bauerfield International Airport).

From there, you connect to a domestic flight to Luganville, Santo (Pekoa Airport) before taking another brief domestic flight to Sola Airport.

There are now also direct flights with Air Vanuatu from Brisbane Australia to Luganville, Santo, for those wishing to skip a visit to Port Vila!

Upon arrival at Sola, Brett will be waiting to escort you on a short boat ride to Kwakea Island.

Due to the extensive planning required by Kwakea Island Adventures to run trips, no refund or rebooking is offered due to such circumstances. This is why it’s important you have comprehensive travel insurance.

It’s imperative you book your flights as soon as you can. Due to the remoteness of Kwakea Island it’s important to book your flights well in advance.