Tanna Lava View Bungalows

Perfect location for volcano viewing in simplicity with the local community and the natural surrounds

Only one chair which did not make it comfortable for lengths of time watching the changing moods of Mt. Yasur on our balcony.

We expected a jungle experience and that is what we got and we loved it. Daniel and Chella were the loveliest, kindest people, as were the amazing drivers.

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The family that runs the accommodation is lovely, very helpful, they cook nice homemade and very fresh meals. The views from the room are amazing you can see and hear the volcano all the time. The cabin is very cute, but very basic. Daniel and his wife are lovely. All their family is

It is not a resort, it's a humble place in the middle of the jungle. If you don't like bugs, maybe it's not the right place for you, if you don't mind it then it's a very authentic local experience.

The view of the volcano is exquisite. Couldn't be better view. Right at the edge of cliff, viewing the mountain. It's is surreal, and feels like being in a dinosaur period, with Volcanos and deep jungle all around. The village is 100m down the road, and you can immerse yourself in true Vanuatu jungle village life. Hens and small piglets roaming around in search of roots and other food. People doing their daily work. And everyone very welcoming. The beds were good, and we all had a mosquito net around, although there weren't any mosquitoes. We had running water in the sink and shower, and it was visible that the conditions we had were better than in the village. The owners really made an effort to give us anything we asked, whether it's vegan food, lighting, and transportation.

This isn't an experience that can be compared to a hotel in some fancy resort area. So set your expectations in accordance. They aren't hot water in the shower, although it isn't cold either. There isn't 24x7 electricity, only some solar powered power-bank to re-charge the phones at night, and light some lamps. The trip from the airport to the Bungalows is not easy. It's half by road, and half by unpaved diet road, that has many bumps. As such, if you travel as a group and some people ride in the back of thd truck, expect some tossing and shaking. But hey, it's all part of the experience, and one cannot expect better conditions and accessibility to such remote villages in the deots of the jungle, viewing across a live volcano. So just live the experience, and you'll remember it as a once in a lifetime adventure.

We didn’t even see the property. Despite having a confirmed booking and written confirmation & contact up to the day before, we found upon what we thought was arrival they were overbooked