Bokissa Island is currently operated as an exclusive eco-resort however it lends itself to a variety of options – perhaps an exclusive residence and retreat for the discerning individual or organisation that seeks a simply superb piece of paradise in the tropics.

Approaching Bokissa on a sunny tropical day evokes everything that you imagine a tropical island will be.

It really is 175 acres of paradise.

The water really is the amazing turquoise that the holiday brochures talk about – then as you draw closer you see it’s clarity and the beautiful coral shows up, teeming with an amazing array of tropical fish.

The long hardwood jetty leads you onto an island where preservation of the pristine environment is an important feature of this tremendous property.

The beauty is undeniable and speaks for itself however as we know – with islands we need amenities and infrastructure so that we can maximise our enjoyment of them.

The infrastructure on Bokissa is superb, with a full range of buildings for accommodation, entertainment, dining, and all of the backup systems required.

There is huge rainwater storage capacity plus de-salination backup.

Three generators are on site, any one alone can provide all of the power requirements for the island so the unforeseen is well catered for.

The power is all reticulated underground through professionally installed systems.

All of the accommodation is air conditioned with automated switching systems for economic power management.

The first Bio-system self contained sewage treatment plant in Vanuatu was installed on Bokissa  - where there are tow.

One for the resort buildings and another for staff buildings.

Large workshops cater for the small fleet of boats that come with the island as well as for carpentry and joinery and other repairs and maintenance.

The list is extensive and serious buyers will be provided with all details.

The island itself has been largely left unspoilt with the tropical rainforest as a haven for the native flora and fauna including the increasing rare giant coconut crabs.

The surrounding reefs are some of the most pristine in the area and further out the ocean abounds with fish of all types including superb game fish.

Serious buyers should contact us now for further information.