Limited public transport with no rail, metro, or formal bus networks. Port Vila and Luganville offer taxis and mass-transit minibuses; elsewhere, reliance on pickup trucks, boats, or walking. Poor integration and coverage across islands.

Undeveloped network with 256 km paved of 1,070 km total, mostly dirt tracks needing 4WD. Recent upgrades include Efate Ring Road (90 km sealed), Santo East Coast (70 km), and World Bank VCRTP (65 km South Santo with 11 bridges, completing 2026). Maintenance challenged by climate hazards.

One undersea fiber cable provides core backbone, but speeds remain modest in a remote Pacific nation. Urban areas like Port Vila see better connectivity; rural islands lag with satellite reliance.

Avg: 35.6+ Mbps • Single undersea fiber optic cable connects main islands; limited terrestrial fiber, expanding slowly in urban centers

36 airports total, 4 major: Bauerfield (VLI, Port Vila, international, runway extended), Pekoa (SON, Luganville, international), others like White Grass (Tanna) for domestic. Good domestic Twin Otter flights; limited international routes to Australia, NZ, Pacific hubs.

Hubs: Bauerfield (VLI, Port Vila), Pekoa (SON, Luganville)