Is there food on Mystery Island?

The food and drink available on Mystery Island depends on what the Vanuatu locals bring to sell that day. When a cruise ship is in port, the people who live on nearby Aneityum bring fresh catches from the nearby sea and other local delicacies for passengers to try during their cruise to Mystery Island.



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Mystery Island is edged with beautiful, white-sand beaches. The island is so small that you can walk along the entire shoreline in 40 minutes.

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Massage. Mystery Island has a great set-up for massages. Dedicated huts with warmed and limber hands ready to take away the knots and stress from your body. Priced at AUD$30 per hour - you will be hard pressed to find a better price on any of the other Islands.

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According to local legend, Mystery Island was considered sacred and only used for certain ceremonial purposes. Folklore also suggests it was haunted by spirits although today it is a popular tourist destination known for its pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant marine life.

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Cruise ships anchor off Anelghowhat bay on the coastline of Aneityum Island. Passengers are tendered into the small quay on the north side of Mystery Island. Local people, who live in Anelghowhat village on Aneityum, come over on cruise ship days to welcome passengers, and operate the facilities.

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Bluefin tuna is known for being the most expensive seafood in the world.

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Mystery Island got its name when it was used as an airstrip by the Allies during WWII. The island's tiny size and remote location prevented the Japanese from figuring out where the planes where coming from, and so it was called the mystery island.

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