Ulasan Tanna Evergreen Resort & Tours

I was stranded in the resort for three days due to Air Vanuatu canceling flights. The grounds of the resort look nice, and it is very spacious. The resort is on a small cliff, and the is a constant blow of wind from the ocean. It is mostly welcome in the tropic heat but at evening or night it can get chilly. There is no proper beach in the resort and the shoreline is full of corals and rocks and probably good for snorkeling. Problems start with buildings. They are somewhat run down and not upto the their task. Roofs are partially covered with plastic, which gives an unprofessional look. Why not replace the straw roofs with material that can stand the test of weather? Rooms are very basic but clean. I was lodging in two cottages, where the other one had a small table and the other one had nothing expect two beds and a drawer. There are two chairs outside for lounging. My rooms had a mosquito net, but I learned not all have it so be careful you get a room with it if mosquitos are an issue. (there was very few of them thank to the gusts of wind). Restaurant serves mediocre food at best. Meals don't taste bad but it is seems that the chef does not have a passion towards his/her work. They have reasonable big menu and they had everything available I wanted to taste. They have pizza on menu and the the type depends on what frozen pizza the chef happens to grab from the freezer. Highlight of the place is the staff. They are very friendly and helpful on all topics. They helped me to call the airline several times to try to find a way to escape the island.