SOLD – Cheap Land in Vanuatu for $20,000 | Aore Island

October 7, 2026

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SOLD – Cheap Land in Vanuatu for $20,000 | Aore Island

📍 This $20,000 land block on Aore Island, Vanuatu has now sold, but we have kept this page live because affordable land opportunities still come onto the market from time to time.

The 1,000 m² block was around 300 metres from the beach and offered buyers a relatively low-cost entry into property ownership in Vanuatu. Properties at this price are becoming harder to find, particularly on islands such as Aore where buyers are looking for land close to the water, Santo and established services.

We currently have other land and property opportunities available on Aore Island, including larger lifestyle blocks and land closer to the coast. You can view our current Vanuatu property listings or contact us if you are looking for a particular size, location or budget.

About the Property:

 Just 300 metres from the beach, this $20,000 block offers the perfect blend of lifestyle and investment. Surrounded by lush rainforest, it’s a rare chance to secure affordable land so close to the water. Whether you’re looking to build, hold, or simply enjoy the natural beauty, this property delivers unmatched value in Vanuatu.

Property Details:

With the airport just 10 km away and town only 7 km, this block is perfectly positioned for convenience as well as lifestyle. You could build a holiday home, set up a rental, or create a private retreat surrounded by nature. The location makes it ideal for both living and investment close enough to amenities, yet tucked away in a peaceful rainforest setting.

  • 1000sqm - 1/4 acre
  • Lessor: Vanuatu Government
  • Term of Lease and Commencement: 75 years


 About the Land The subject is roughly rectangular in shape and has a registered area of 1000 square metres (1/4 acre), with the following boundary dimensions:

  • North East: 25.06 metres to a 15m road reserve
  • South: 25.00 metres
  • South West: 40.07 metres
  • North West: 40.98 metres


The land features a natural rolling contour, sitting higher than the northern road reserve before easing into a level building site and gently undulating again toward the north-west. On the eastern boundary, the property adjoins the road, separated by a 15-metre road reserve covered in natural bushland. Access is provided via a 15-metre-wide road that cuts through the eastern side of the block, with a crushed coral track branching off into the property itself. Toward the southern edge. Beyond the developed area, the balance of the land retains its natural character, partly cleared with scattered mature trees across the site.

Property Development  Information
  • No development restrictions
  • Foreign ownership permitted
  • Ready to build (Permits required)
  • Covered in trees and lush grass with coconuts
  • Utilities such as Starlink internet, solar power , and water are readily available

Why invest in Vanuatu? The country offers secure land titles and a stable property market, giving buyers peace of mind. Its strong tourism industry continues to grow, driving both rental and resale opportunities. Conveniently located only two and a half hours from Brisbane, Vanuatu is not only accessible but also an attractive choice for those seeking long-term, reliable investment.

Vanuatu offers some of the South Pacific’s most affordable island land, perfect for investment, lifestyle, or retirement.  Use our search to explore listings, real estate tips, buyer guides, and property insights to help you secure your piece of paradise

Why Choose Aore Island

Aore Island is known for its relaxed island lifestyle, calm turquoise waters, and lush tropical surroundings. Visitors are drawn to its unspoiled beauty, safe swimming beaches, and warm local community. It’s a place where time slows down;  you can snorkel over coral reefs, explore the vibrant marine life, or simply enjoy the peace and quiet of a truly authentic South Pacific island. Aore Island is a similar size to Byron Bay , the exact same size as Port Douglas, and comparable in scale to Apollo Bay in Victoria.
Aore Island is part of Vanuatu in the South Pacific, only a two and a half hour direct flight from Brisbane and just west of Fiji. It sits directly across from Espiritu Santo, the largest island in Vanuatu, making it both easy to reach and perfectly placed for a tropical escape.

Community & Lifestyle

Vanuatu is often called one of the happiest places on earth , where smiles are as natural as the ocean breeze. Life here feels like stepping back in time, to a place where people still greet you warmly in the street, neighbours look out for one another, and the pace of life is slow and genuine. Surrounded by pristine beaches, lush forests, and a culture built on community and tradition , it’s not just beautiful it’s deeply friendly, a place where happiness is measured in connection, not possessions.

Contact / Enquiry

Thinking about buying on Aore Island?

Tell us what you are looking for  your approximate budget, preferred land size and whether you want beachfront, ocean views or a quieter inland block. We can point you toward the properties that are currently available For Sale by Owner and help you understand the different parts of the island before you decide.

Contact us about current Aore Island property listings.

Email: info@vanuatuisland.org

Contact Us

Come and See Aore for Yourself

If you are considering buying property on Aore Island, the best way to understand the island is to spend a few days here first. Stay on Aore, explore the different areas, cross to Santo, and get a feel for the roads, boats, beaches and everyday pace before making a decision.

You can stay at Beachfront on Aore or Aore Treehouse while you look at current properties.


Two people walking hand in hand along a sunny tropical beach beside turquoise water.

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Aore Island is still one of the quieter places to buy property close to Santo, with a mix of beachfront, ocean-view and larger lifestyle blocks appearing from time to time.

If you are seriously considering buying, come and spend a few days on the island first, look at the areas in person and see what is currently available.

See you in Vanuatu,


Juss x

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