What was it really like? How would you have fared trying to survive on the beaches and in the jungle? Well, now you can see for yourself. Based in North Efate, Sailaway Cruises is the only cruise company that regularly runs day and overnight cruises to the principle 'Survivor' locations. We know the beaches and caves, the jungles and the underwater terrain like no other tour operator, because we've been bringing people here for almost quarter of a century. We also know where the skeletons - literally - are buried!

As for insider gossip on 'Survivor Vanuatu', we're not telling - at least not until you're on board! What we will tell you is that on day cruises, we'll take you to the Tribal Council, to snorkel or dive the reefs at Hat Island and Paul's Rock, and to walk the camps between Lopevi and Yasur. Other day cruises will go to the Tribal Council and Roymat'as Grave at Hat Island.

Sailaway Cruises also offers 'Complete Survivor' overnight cruises. Sleep on the beaches where the Yasur and Lopevi tribes camped, swim in the freshwater streams the men were reluctant to drink from (it's safe!) and... Nope, okay, that's all we're going to say for now until the show has aired, but you might live to check out Survivor and Paul's Rock Beach, Hat Island, Lelepa Island, and, of course, the gruesome Roymata's Grave - be warned, some might consider these pages to contain spoilers, or at least hints about the unaired episodes.

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Please be aware that many of the scenes you will see in 'Survivor Vanuatu' were filmed in other locations and edited into the final footage for effect. The ni-Vanuatu dancers on the show were from other islands: Malekula, Ambrym, Tanna and Pentecost. Yasur and Lopevi are volcanoes some distance away. But to keep you happy, we've added a couple of shots below... Please note, these are NOT locations we sail to. If you wish to book tours to Tanna or one of the other volcanoes, we recommend The Adventure Centre. You cannot book tours to Lopevi. As you can see by the image below, there is nowhere to land an aircraft, or a boat.

Lopevi Volcano	Yasur Volcano (click to enlarge)