Le Lagon Resort Vanuatu

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Le Lagon Resort Vanuatu is delightfully set on 75 acres of exotic tropical gardens on the edge of pristine Erakor Lagoon. The resort also offers superb views across the Pacific Ocean and is only eight kilometres from Vanuatu's Bauerfield International Airport and just three kilometres away from Port Vila, the capital of Vanuatu.

Promising some of the finest accommodation in Vanuatu, the Le Lagon Resort Vanuatu is the ideal place for your Vanuatu Holiday. The hotel offers 140 guest rooms ranging from Standard rooms to Garden and Lagoon Superior rooms, Garden and Lagoon Bungalows, and also includes four luxurious over-water suites. We also have a two bedroom Erakor Suite located on the beachfront. All the resort rooms, bungalows and suites offer tranquil garden or lagoon views with each room opening out onto a furnished patio or balcony, perfect for enjoying one of the South Pacific's finest tropical settings, the Vanuatu Islands.

Le Lagon Resort Vanuatu also features three resort restaurants and bars serviced by the hotel's friendly, polite and ever-smiling local staff. During ones stay at this Vanuatu resort one can enjoy a range of delectable cuisine including daily changing themed buffets, seafood and a la carte menus with barbeque lunches by the pool at the Pool-side grill. Enjoy a superb meal in the Wild Ginger Restaurant, offering Teppanyaki Grills, Sushi bar, wok station and Asian Fusion menu. With a vast range of leisure activities available at Le Lagon Resort Vanuatu, resort guests are never at a loss for something to do. Facilities at this fabulous Vanuatu resort include three swimming pools, tennis courts, a 12-hole golf course, snorkeling, windsurfing, canoeing, kayaks, gym and a heated spa.

Business can be combined with pleasure when you opt to hold your corporate meetings, business conferences or functions at Le Lagon Resort Vanuatu. The hotel's Pacific Ballroom can accommodate up to 320 people and is subdivisible for smaller events.

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