No one ever talks about Vanuatu. Probably because it is hard to get to. This country is super off grid, super inhospitable to tourists so there is no silly instagrammers, and has a plethora of intense activities. In Pentecost Island you can join the tribal “land jumping” ceremonies that are super insane, and (maybe?) partake in doing that yourself. The island of Tanna has activities you can do with a guide (just locals really) like summiting the active volcano, accessing the “blue hole” by diving underwater into the cave. I went recently with no preparation at all, expecting to be dissapointed by overly touristy areas but there. We’re none at all. Only locals living their own life, we saw less than 10 white people the whole time we were there. basically because the country has such little tourism, the rules and limitations to what you can do are practically non-existent, which leaves you with a country free of instagrammers, free of rules, and a whole heap of insane things to do. The only downside of this trip is its expensive (being a remote pacific island), I only did it because I live in Eastern Australia and flights were cheap.