Heavy rain that poured over the island overnight had cleared by morning, leaving us with cool and calm conditions for our activities of the day.
We spent the morning touring the town of Luganville, visiting the local markets and learning about WW2 history at the local museum. Later, the calm and pleasant conditions allowed us to snorkel over the historic sunken wreckage at Million Dollar Point and to view the underwater world being reclaimed by the coral reef and fish communities.
In the afternoon, we watched the local cultural performance of the water dance by a group of women from the northern Torres Group of Islands, followed by a visit to the exquisite freshwater limestone springs of the Matevulu Blue Hole.
