Clues
Use these details to boost your ability to identify specific countries in the game.
Identity & symbols
Language
Bislama is the most common language, with English and French also spoken. The alphabet is Latin-based with no special characters.
Culture
Distinctive markers include traditional huts, local markets, and cultural festivals; presence of unique carvings and handicrafts.
Miscellaneous
Look for signs of volcanic activity, such as ash on the roads or unique geological formations; the presence of palm trees and tropical flora.
Capital
Port Vila
Environment & landscape
Environment
Tropical islands with lush vegetation, sandy beaches, and volcanic mountains; often surrounded by coral reefs.
Infrastructure
Buildings are typically made from wood and thatch, reflecting Melanesian architecture; urban areas may have modern structures but retain local styles.
Coverage
True
Foliage
Common tree types include coconut palms and breadfruit trees, with lush tropical vegetation and grasses prevalent.
Topography
Vanuatu is predominantly mountainous with volcanic islands, featuring steep hills and rugged terrain.
Roads & transportation
Cars
Vehicle registration plates are white with a blue stripe and consist of a combination of letters and numbers, often with 'Vanuatu' written on them.
Driving
Vehicles drive on the left side of the road.
Signs
Road signs are mostly in English and Bislama, often featuring a combination of pictograms and text, with a simple design.
Stop
Stop signs read 'STOP' in Vanuatu.
Bollards
Bollards are generally minimal and may not have distinctive features; they are often simple and functional.
Poles
Utility poles in Vanuatu are typically wooden and may have some decorative carvings or local markings.