This large market is situated between the main street and the waterfront and is a wonderful place to explore different foods. It is authentic,busy and colourful. It is a great slice of local life. Further down the waterfront is a more "touristy market", selling clothing, wooden items and souvenirs, in a circular thatched group of stalls. It is colourful and... More

The Port Vila Markets are a great spot right in town! You can't miss them. Our family visited most days, sometimes just to wander through but mainly to stop and pick up some fresh fruit and supplies. Bananas fr 50 and 100 vatu a bunch, peanuts for 100 vatu a bag, grapefruit, limes, lemons, passion fruit and all sorts of... More

This is where it all happens in Port Vila and you can feel the busy atmosphere while walking around. Everything is crammed in and there is fruit that I have never seen before here. This market is all very authentic and is not set up for tourists. On the waterfront a little further along you see a market place that... More

On our first visit to Vanuatu in 2010, we saw some tourists eating at the market, so thought we’d have one go – we enjoyed it and feed the family for 1200 vatu. In 2011, having 4 nights in Port Vila before heading north, we ate many times at the market. We chose to eat only hot food (not the... More