Japanese Jail: Discover Espiritu Santo’s WWII history, once a naval harbor for 100,000 Allied troops, where you can explore fascinating relics left behind after the war. Visit the poignant Japanese jail, named after the crew of two torpedo boats that sunk in the Coral Sea.
BP Wharf: Visit BP Wharf, a key site for naval vessels in the past, now transformed into a lively marina for yachts and various marine craft.
Lookout Point: Experience stunning vistas of Segond Channel, Tutuba, and Aore Islands at a panoramic lookout point. Learn about the submarine nets and sea mines that caused the sinking of the SS President Coolidge from your knowledgeable guide.
Euart’s Memorial: Admire Euart’s Memorial, which pays tribute to Captain Elwood Euart’s selfless sacrifice in saving crew members from the ill-fated SS President Coolidge.
Million Dollar Point: Witness Million Dollar Point, a unique dive destination filled with abandoned military equipment from the U.S. Navy. Today, this underwater site offers divers the chance to explore a unique blend of history and marine life among the coral-encrusted remnants.
What to Bring: Prepare for your day by wearing comfortable shoes and suitable clothing for the weather. Bring a hat, eco-friendly sunscreen, and ample bottled water to stay hydrated.