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Pwetevut Bay, Gaua

Trimaran Colossol (Linda & Patrick) with huge banyon tree in bcakground

Houses

Vureas Bay, Vanua Lava

"Welcome to Vureas Bay!"

The Manar family string band singing us a welcome.

Bread Oven

Vureas Bay

Carvers

Frank, Jonastone & the others carving on the beach at Vureas Bay.

Kava Preparation

Frank & Jonastone grinding kava for our evening session

Rock Music!

Jonastone makes traditional music by whipping a small rock around a large one.

Paramount Chief Godfrey & the Shark Stone

This is the abode of the Shark God, who can be summonsed with chants and stroking with kastom leaves and sent to retrive missing canoes, fishermen & pikininis. Chief Godfrey is the keeper of the stone, and the people still stongly believe in the god.

Traditional Shell Money

Paramount Chief Godfrey displays his shell money. Each tiny shell is worth 1000 vatu, or around US$10.

Prawn Trap Weaver

Vetumboso Village, Vureas Bay, Vanua Lava

Jill at Sasara FallsYacht Club

Waterfall Bay, Western Vanua Lava

Kava Preparation

Eddie & Kerely making kava in the stream flowing out from the Waterfall

Daemon in Waterfall Bay, Western Vanua Lava

Sasara Falls

Waterfall Bay, West Vanua Lava

Anchorage

Dives Bay, Ureparapara. Crater of an extinct volcano.

Kastom Dancers

Dives Bay, Ureparapara

Soccer Mad

Soren Larsen & ring-ins versus the locals. To everyones amazement the Soren Larsen folk won!

Tall ship Soren Larsen

At anchor in Dives bay, Ureparapara

Dives Bay String Band

Mr Punyverse!

Can you believe the locals were asking this man if he had any shorts to spare????

Last updated April 08, 2010