Vanuatu

Vanuatu is a small island nation in the South Pacific ocean, known for its beautiful beaches, active volcanoes, and confusing currency.

The country is made up of 83 islands, which sounds impressive until you realize that Rhode Island alone has 400 islands. Despite its small size, Vanuatu has a rich culture that includes traditional dances, languages, and kava drinking ceremonies.

One of the most popular tourist attractions in Vanuatu is Mount Yasur, an active volcano that erupts regularly. It’s a great spot to bring the family if you want to terrify your children and test your own mortality.

The local currency in Vanuatu is the Vatu, which is about as confusing as it sounds. One Vatu is worth approximately 0.009 U.S. dollars, so if you’re bad at math, it’s best to just stick with American cash.

When it comes to food, Vanuatu is known for its fresh seafood and exotic fruits. However, if you’re feeling particularly homesick, you can always find a KFC or Pizza Hut in the capital city of Port Vila.

Overall, Vanuatu is a beautiful and unique destination for travelers looking for adventure and a healthy dose of confusion. Just don’t forget to bring a calculator and a sense of humor!