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Uléi Airport (IATA: ULB, ICAO: NVSU) is a small airstrip on the eastern side of Ambrym Island, Vanuatu, serving villages and visitors to one of the South Pacific's most volcanically active islands. It handles light inter-island aircraft, mainly linking Ambrym with Port Vila and Luganville. The airport is a gateway to Ambrym's ash plains, custom villages, and the active Marum and Benbow volcanoes.
💡 Local Tip
Carry small denomination vatu notes for village fees, guide payments, and transport—cash is essential on Ambrym, and ATMs are unavailable on the island.
🚖 Getting There
There is no regular public transport at Uléi Airport; most travelers are met by their guesthouse or a pre-arranged 4WD/truck transfer. Roads on Ambrym are rough and unsealed, so allow extra time and confirm pickup details before arrival. If your flight is delayed or cancelled, contact your accommodation directly, as local transport options are limited.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Where is Uléi Airport located?
A: It is on the eastern side of Ambrym Island, Vanuatu, near Uléi and the island's east-coast communities.
Q: Which airlines fly to Uléi Airport?
A: Vanuatu's domestic inter-island operators serve ULB with small aircraft, typically from Port Vila and sometimes Luganville. Schedules are limited and change often, so confirm with the airline or a local agent.
Q: What facilities are at Uléi Airport?
A: It is a basic small airstrip with minimal facilities; expect no ATM, shops, or regular taxi rank. Arrange transport and supplies in advance.
Q: How do I visit the volcanoes from Uléi Airport?
A: Access to Ambrym's volcanoes is usually arranged through local guides and guesthouses, often with 4WD transport to trailheads. Volcanic activity can restrict access, so check current conditions and permits locally.
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