SOLD Beachside Land – 100m from Private Beach $50,000

August 17, 2025

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30 minutes to Bauerfield International Airport

Price: $50,000 Size: 1045 sqm Lease: 75 years Access: Road frontage Deposit: $5,000
Weekly Payments: Available
Block Size: 1 Acre
Location: 100m from the beach, with private access
Travel: 30 minutes to Bauerfield International Airport
Features: Road frontage, partially cleared, flat ground – ready to build

About the Land

Own your own slice of paradise in Vanuatu for only $50,000. This one-acre block is just 100 metres from a pristine private-access beach . Secluded enough to give you privacy and peace, yet close enough to town for all your daily needs, and only 30 minutes from the international airport. The land is partially cleared and flat , with road frontage, making it easy to start building straight away. Whether you dream of running a small Airbnb, building a holiday retreat, or simply living your best life by the ocean — this block gives you the freedom to do it all.

Lifestyle & Investment Potential

  • Seaside living: Wake up to the sound of the waves just 100 metres away.
  • Tourism opportunity: Perfect site for a small Airbnb or guesthouse.
  • Convenience: Shops, services, and town centre within easy reach.
  • Accessibility: 30 minutes from the airport — ideal for international visitors.

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