Million Dollar Point — Attraction in Sanma

This is a fantastic spot to visit for a snorkeling or diving trip. Just yead right off the point and you'll find coral covered wreckage right away. Lots of fish and the water is warm. The beach is covered in loads of coral and broken glass so shoes are a very good idea. Toilets are available but be ready and don't forget to bring toilet paper. The bar was great. Not a lot on offer but cold beers for $5 and packaged snacks hit the spot. It was easy to grab a taxi both ways to get here and back from the cruise ship only about 15 min drive. We paid $70 to get there in a small car and $50 to get back in the back of a...

$10 entry at the start (if you have not pre-booked a tour).

We went snorkeling. The ship wreck/s there are incredible. There are so many fish inhabitants and the coral is stunning.

It is quite a sudden change in depth as the drop off is very sudden.

You have to swim through the murky part of the water and sand (where the shells mainly are) to then enjoy the clear waters.

We spent 30 minutes there and it was enough. An hour would’ve been too long as there’s not a lot of shade or places to sit.

The locals have a little market stall with hand made items, clothing...

2018 - the fee to swim was sort of funny. doesn't seem like most people pay it and the staff were surprised when we found them to pay. We didn't dive and regret it haha. If you don't scuba dive there is still a LOT you can see. majority of the stuff seems to be buried under coral now but there are still tons of trucks things laying around. Big fish around the bigger and deeper wrecks. after being on a number of reefs around Vanuatu, it was surprising but this was probably the best place for seeing a wide diversity of...