Iririki
Iririki is a privately leased island, located in Mele Bay, near Port Vila, the Capital of Vanuatu. The whole island is owned and operated by Australian businessmen Shane Pettiona, Darren Pettiona and Peter Stockley. Current usage. Iririki Island Resort continues to operate as a resort. History. Iririki Island is the traditional land of Ifira Islanders. Language. Bislama is spoken by everyone as the day-to-day language. In addition, English and French are also widespread. Other Indigenous languages are also spoken in the city. Climate. Port Vila has a tropical climate, with little variance in temperature throughout the year . Temperatures can reach a high of , with an average low of . The region also enjoys south east trade winds. November to February are generally quite warm and a little humid, with April to October providing perfect weather conditions. With warm ocean temperatures ideal for all water sports. References. Freeman, T.E.A., (2006), "Doctor in Vanuatu: A Memoir", Institute of Pacific Studies. Rodman, M.R., (2001), "Houses Far From Home: British Colonial Space in the New Hebrides", University of Hawai'i Press, Honolulu, USA. .