Timeline
16:58
Arrive at Honeymoon Beach and find a comfortable spot on the sand. The beach is at the far end of the Pango peninsula, so it is worth getting there early to secure a good view. Bring reef shoes if you plan to wade in the shallow coral reef just offshore, and have your water and snacks ready.
17:58
Ewormakot Beach Pango - Vanuatu
Walk eight minutes WSW to Ewormakot Beach. This nearby beach offers a different perspective of the coastline and is a calm place to wait out the final minutes before the main event. The walk is short and easy, keeping you within the general Pango area.
18:28
Return to Honeymoon Beach for the sunset. On 15 January, the sun sets at 18:28, heading toward the WSW. The golden light starts around 17:57, painting the sky and the ocean in warm tones. Use this time to settle in and watch the day end over the water.
19:13
Stay for the evening cool-down. The beach has basic showers, toilets, and changing rooms if you want to rinse off the salt and sand before heading back. The area is exposed to ocean waves, so be mindful of the tide and water conditions as darkness falls.
Local tip
The beach is exposed to ocean waves at high tide, so check the tide times if you plan to swim. Bring your own food and water as there are no shops on the beach.
Check before you go
- Check tide times for wave safety.
- Bring reef shoes for snorkelling.
- Bring food and water as there are no vendors.
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