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Laone GuesthouseLaone village, North PentecostLaone means "on the beach" in North Pentecost language, and this string of little villages, nestled at the base of forest-draped cliffs at the north-western tip of the island, lives up to its name. It is a place of sand, waves, shady trees, sea breezes and friendly fishermen in their canoes. The home village of Walter Lini, Vanuatu's founding father, Laone is a great place to learn about Vanuatu's history and culture, as well as a pleasant spot to relax with your toes in the sand.
Laone Guesthouse, an attractive yet spacious and modern place built and run by the local community, is the perfect place to relax in this quiet yet accessible corner of Pentecost. Getting thereLaone is a mere half an hour's walk - or a quick truck journey - down the road from Sara, North Pentecost's airfield. It can also be reached by motorboat from Maewo or from other parts of Pentecost.
CostAccommodation at Laone Guesthouse costs 2000 vatu per person per night. ContactFor more information or bookings, telephone (+678) 71297 and ask to speak to Nathaniel Wai or Willy Boe. |
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