
Rom dance at Fanla
Visits to north Ambrym centre on the traditional Rom dance, with masked dancers, reached on a forest walk from the shore. Village ceremonies may need an invitation, a guide or a custom fee.

No cruise ships are scheduled in Ambrym Island today, Monday 9 November 2026. The next is Le Jacques Cartier on Monday 22 February 2027. Over the next 12 months, 7 calls bring about 1,600 passengers.

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There is no port on Ambrym. Ships stop off the north coast and passengers go ashore near Fanla village. Check on board for where you will go ashore. The Rom dance ground is reached on a forest walk from the shore.
Check on board for where you will go ashore. There are no mapped roads from the landing near Fanla; the dance ground is reached on foot through the forest.

Ambrym is a volcanic island in central Vanuatu in the South Pacific. Visits go ashore on the north coast near Fanla village, known for the traditional Rom dance, in which masked dancers emerge from the forest after a walk inland from the shore. There are no port facilities or published prices at the landing, so plan the day around the ship's own programme. Village ceremonies may require an invitation, a guide or a custom fee. Check on board for where you will go ashore.

Visits to north Ambrym centre on the traditional Rom dance, with masked dancers, reached on a forest walk from the shore. Village ceremonies may need an invitation, a guide or a custom fee.