Scuba diving in Vanuatu

The President Coolidge off Santo Island is a must-dive. This luxury liner turned troopship sank during World War II and now serves as one of the world's most renowned wreck dives. It's a vast site, complete with cargo holds, guns, jeeps, and even the famous "Lady" mosaic in the first class dining room. The Cathedral, a cavern filled with blue light, is another dive site that leaves experienced divers in awe.

For newcomers to the sport, Hideaway Island near Port Vila boasts a marine sanctuary with a plethora of marine life, perfect for introductory dives. The island also hosts an underwater post office, where you can send waterproof postcards to friends and family. Additionally, Twin Bommies, a pair of coral formations, offers a serene dive with gentle currents and abundant marine life, making it perfect for novices.

Diving in Vanuatu offers a range of prices depending on the location and dive center. A single boat dive, inclusive of equipment rental, might range from $70 to $100. Open Water certification courses are generally priced between $400 to $600. Package deals for multiple dives can offer savings and are worth considering.