Mahi Mahi Beach Villas are fully self contained.  Fresh, organic, seasonal locally grown produce can be sourced through the village markets where you can enjoy the traditional shopping experience.  Organic Santo beef and locally caught fresh fish can be purchased nearby. (When in Season).

A Beach front Nakamal with a large dining table made of local timber is available for Guests.
Local beer and wine also available to purchase on site.

Mahi Mahi Beach Villas Has 3 Restaurants nearby [a 10 minute
car or taxi away] Great Restaurants producing fresh produce.

Water sport facilities are available free of charge to let you explore the reefs and water life at your front door.

Activities

  • Double and single kayaks are available.
  • A family of Dugongs have made their home in the adjacent bay and it is a once-in-a-lifetime experience to spot them, and watch them play in such close proximity, in the early mornings.
  • Snorkel the beautiful pristine coral reefs 100 metres off the shore, which are teeming with colourful fish.
  • A marine reserve was declared in this unique location two years ago and the sea life is spectacular.
  • There is a small freshwater Blue Hole 2 minute’s walk from the Villas, bubbling with refreshing cold water and the chance to interact with pikinis (children) from the local village.
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Your Hosts
Jim & Linda Bennie


Originally from New Zealand, Jim and Linda moved to the Pacific in 2009 
on a Volunteer Services Abroad (VSA) assignment on the Island of Ambae. 
Jim was the Hospitality Tourism Adviser for 2 years while Linda opened
and ran a Hospitality Training school for young Ni-Vanuatu.  After completing
another 2 years for VSA in Santo, they fell in love with Vanuatu and its 
people and brought a slice of paradise and built
                   Mahi Mahi Beach Villas.

​​​​Linda's Vanuatu Newborns
Linda has created a charity to support local new born babies, born in Santo, and their mothers.  
This is volunteer work that Linda is passionate about.
Funded by Linda and kind people that donate to this cause, hundreds of babies have benefited from these efforts.
This is much needed as resources at the local Santo Hospital are limited.
Click here to learn more from Linda's Vanuatu Newborns Facebook page.