A SMALL PLACE WITH A BIG STORY · TANNA ISLAND
Closer to the
volcano.
Closer to home.
Stay with Morris Poita and his family in traditionally built bungalows near Mount Yasur. Come for the landscape; discover the warmth of village life.
AUTHENTIC ISLAND STAYS, NOT AN ORDINARY RESORT.
Get to know usNot just a place to stay. A place to belong.
Hand-built bungalows, a front-row seat to Mount Yasur, and the unforgettable warmth of Morris Poita and his family.
A little closer to the extraordinary.
Four traditional bungalows built using local materials. Simple by nature, rich in experience.
Rates and room details are subject to host confirmation. All accommodation photos are from the property’s published collection and may not depict the exact room shown.
Adventure outside. Connection within.
Discover what makes a stay here more than just a night away.

Volcano adventures
Discover the dramatic landscape of Mount Yasur with locally arranged guiding and visits.
Food from the family
Share freshly prepared island food and enjoy breakfast in the dining hut, overlooking the lush landscape.


Culture & community
Get to know local traditions, daily village life, and the people who make Tanna special.
From your first hello to the volcano glow.
Find your island home
See our traditionally built bungalows, facilities, and camping option.
Ask about your dates
Email Morris with your dates or explore the property’s independent accommodation listings.
Plan your arrival
Arrange a pickup and ask about the best route to Imayo Village.
Experience Tanna
Settle in, meet the family, and discover the landscapes around Mount Yasur.
The island is the destination.
Real scenes of the bungalows, the volcano and village life—not anonymous resort photographs.
The stories guests take home.
What past visitors remember about this very different kind of island escape.

A place to feel welcomed
Travelers often point to Morris and his family’s personal welcome as the most memorable part of staying here.

The volcano, up close
Watching the mountain from the bungalow surroundings is a recurring highlight in guest accounts.

A simpler way to travel
Guests describe modest, traditional rooms and an experience rooted in local village life.
Meals worth remembering
Susie’s food and the chance to share locally prepared meals come up in reviews.

Explore with local knowledge
The family helps guests plan volcano visits, transfers, and opportunities to explore Tanna.

The beauty of slowing down
The rustic setting appeals to travelers looking for a connection with place rather than resort luxury.
Close to nature
Reviewers appreciate the vegetation, scenery and distinctive volcanic landscape around the bungalows.

A memorable Tanna story
The property is valued for its people and culture just as much as its exceptional location.

A place to feel welcomed
Travelers often point to Morris and his family’s personal welcome as the most memorable part of staying here.
Themes are paraphrased from public guest accounts, not direct quotations or endorsements. Explore independent reviews
A few things before you arrive.
The property’s existing website says that breakfast is complimentary. Susie also prepares local meals on request. Confirm current inclusions and meal prices directly.
The family’s published website offers airport pickup by arrangement and estimates a scenic journey of around 70 minutes. Ask Morris to confirm the current rate and travel time.
The bungalows are in Imayo Village, near Mount Yasur. The owners describe walks and locally arranged transport to the volcano. The exact itinerary and access depend on local conditions.
Contact Morris directly by email or phone, or visit the property’s third-party listings on Airbnb or Hotels.com. Availability and reservations are handled by the hosts or the respective listing platform; sending an enquiry does not confirm a stay.
