Bokissa Private Island Resort

Bokissa Private Island Resort is an exclusive Vanuatu Resort located on its own privately owned island. This secluded Vanuatu Accommodation is set on 175 acres of dense tropical rainforest, surrounded by clear ocean water and lush coral reefs.

The private air-conditioned bungalows at Bokissa Private Island Resort provide absolute beach frontage and are separated enough so that guests have a sense of privacy while still being close to the swimming pool, dining area, bars and entertainment facilities.

The main activity on Bokissa Private Island Resort is snorkelling and scuba diving. Bokissa Island is a popular scuba diving resort because the Bokissa coral reefs are the most accessible and undisturbed shallow water reefs in Vanuatu. This Vanuatu Resort offers many other activities including tropical rainforest walks, candlelit dinners and fishing.

Accommodation

All 14 fares (private bungalows) have absolute beach frontage rarely found in Vanuatu.

All Rooms Feature:

Air-conditioning
Ceiling fans
Covered verandahs
Fridge
Minibar
Hairdryer
Tea & coffee making facilities
Wood lined high timber ceilings
Large ensuite with toilet, vanity & shower with instant gas-hot rainwater
Mosquito screened wooden shutters

Beachfront Fare: Each fare is nestled behind the private beach under large, old native trees. Bedding is 1 Queen Bed OR 2 Single Beds. Maximum room capacity is A Adults & 1 Child.

Deluxe Spa Beachfront Fare: These fares also feature a spa bath on the deck. Bedding is 1 Queen Bed + 2 Single Beds. Maximum room capacity is 4 Adults OR 2 Adults & 2 Children.

Beachfront Duplex Spa Villa: A duplex-style fare with two bedrooms, two ensuites, two lounge areas, and a large, private beach deck with spa. Bedding is 2 Queen Beds. Maximum room capacity is 4 Adults OR 2 Adults & 3 Children.

Villa A: One room of the Beachfront Duplex Spa Villa. Bedding is 1 Queen Bed. Maximum room capacity is 2 Adults. **This room type is available from 1 April 2012**

Dining

Seafood and island dishes are a specialty at Bokissa Private Island Resort in particular fresh lobster are in ready supply and extremely popular. Complimented with an impressive and varied selection of produce coming from the island's bio-organic fruit & vegetable garden.

Facilities

Freshwater swimming pool
Swim-up bar
Large upper pool deck
Hammocks
In-ground chess board
Volleyball court
Reef fish aquarium
Reference library & reading lounge

Activities

The following activities are free of charge:

Snorkelling
Bird Watching
Pool
Kayaking
Bokissa Island School & Kindergarten visit
Giant Chess
Melanesian Island Church on Sunday

The following activities are available at a charge:

Scuba Diving
Massages
Sports fishing
Turtle, dugong and whale watching trips
Kava Nights
Guided rainforest walking
Spear fishing
Kastom village tours

Malo River Tour: Kayak up the freshwater shallow freshwater Malo River. The river, populated by many fish and other marine species terminates in a large freshwater lake, perfect for snorkelling.

Snorkeling trips: Many of the incredible dive sites in the Santo region are also excellent for snorkeling. A snorkeling trip to any of these sites is easily arranged for you and any number of fellow guests.

Crayfish Catching: At Bokissa the crayfish is served fresh and guests are encouraged to try their hand at catching one of these tasty morsels. The Ni-Vanuatu guides can show you the best spots and the best techniques.

Champagne beach & WWII tour: Take a few friends for a day trip to the pristine Champagne beach. On the way, check out a WWII plane crash, the famous Million-dollar point and the clarity of the Blue-hole.

Deep Sea Fishing: Get up at the crack of dawn (or anytime) and take a few friends fishing for Marlin, Wahoo, Tuna and others. GPS locations of the best spots and the Bokissa boat crews will give you all the local knowledge you need to start bagging the big ones.

Parasailing: See Bokissa and the Southern Sanma province from the air. Discover a new snorkeling spot or just enjoy the scenery.

Diving

Vanuatu and the outer islands in particular offer incredible diving and the Santo region is a favorite for divers the world over. Widely varied and catering to all levels of skill and interest, the dive sites around Santo and Bokissa have it all.

During WWII, Espiritu Santo was a staging area for US forces in the South Pacific. As a result, there is not only a lot of military surplus on the island but also below on the seabed.

Struck by 'friendly' mines the SS President Coolidge now rests between 20 and 60m offering the worlds largest accessible wreck dive to anyone from novices to experts.

When the US armed forces left the region after the conflict, vast amounts of military surplus was literally driven into the ocean, now constituting the must see Million Dollar Point dive.

Many more world-class dive sites dot the local underwater landscape including the USS Tucker and Henry Bounaud.

Additional Information

Children: 11 years and under are charged at the child rate
Check In: As per flight arrival
Check Out: As per flight departure
Cancellation policy: Bokissa Eco Island do not refund for bad weather or guests not being able to arrive on the Island. They recommend Travel Insurance is arranged, and to check your policy cover.