Spend five hours on Dany Island — a government-certified marine sanctuary off Espiritu Santo where shallow reefs, sea turtles, and clear snorkel basins dominate. This day tour includes transfers, equipment hire, BBQ lunch, and a guided island walk.
Spend five hours on Dany Island — a government-certified marine sanctuary off Espiritu Santo where shallow reefs, sea turtles, and clear snorkel basins dominate. This day tour includes transfers, equipment hire, BBQ lunch, and a guided island walk.
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The boat slips away from Santo’s east coast and the horizon opens into a palette of greens and blues — a shallow reef garden awaiting the day’s visitors. On arrival to Dany Island, guests step from a small skiff onto warm sand, the sea quietly rearranging shells at their feet while turtles glide through the nearby bommie fields. The island’s private reserve protects over a million square metres of coral and reef channels, and the certified marine sanctuary status reflects both the richness of the sea and local efforts to manage it.
easy.
5 hours.
Suitable for all fitness levels; participants should be able to swim a short distance and board a small boat.
Boat transfer times vary by pickup location but generally range from 20–40 minutes from the eastern bays of Espiritu Santo; the operator coordinates exact timing at booking.
No—basic swimming is sufficient and guides will brief beginners; equipment hire is included and kayaks are available for non-swimmers to enjoy the lagoon.
Yes — the tour includes access to toilets and showers, a tiki bar, and a covered area for lunch; bring cash for extras at the bar if needed.
Expect reef fish, hard and soft corals, and frequent sightings of green sea turtles; seasonal visits by larger pelagics are possible but less common.
Espiritu Santo played a strategic role during WWII and the island’s coastal waters contain both living reefs and remnants of wartime vessels; local landowners manage Dany Island under customary tenure.
The marine sanctuary status helps regulate fishing and tourism; visitors are asked to use reef-safe products, avoid touching coral, and respect turtle nesting areas to minimize impact.
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