Malog bungalows

Kalo Nathaniel is a local entrepreneur with a lifelong passion for hospitality. He’s worked in hotels across Vanuatu and even in San Diego, but his heart has always been in the Maskelynes, where he now runs Malog Bungalows with his wife and children. A keen fisherman and advocate for healthy reefs and ecosystems, Kalo started his business to share the beauty of his home while supporting his community. He collaborates with local fishermen, hires custom landowners for tours, and invests in his children’s education. Hosting is more than work for Kalo, it’s a way to connect with people from all over the world. He enjoys sharing stories, cooking with local ingredients, and helping guests experience the culture and nature of Vanuatu. Whether you’re from Australia, Poland, Japan, or beyond, Kalo is always ready with a warm welcome and a fresh catch of the day.

Malog Bungalows offer a relaxed island stay on Maskelyne Island, South Malekula, in the traditional fishing village of Peskarus. This family-run retreat, is reached via Lamap Airport and a scenic boat ride. The five simple bungalows are built using local materials; four have shared showers and toilets, and one features a private ensuite. All include a veranda facing a shared garden with a view on the mangrove bay. A central fare area brings guests together for meals and relaxation in a scenic environment. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are included, featuring fresh local seafood like fish, lobster, crab, and octopus. Snacks, wine, and beer are available at the small bar next to the bungalows. Guests can enjoy optional activities such as snorkeling in the coral reef nearby, exceptional dugong tours, outrigger canoe trips, free diving and more. Fresh kava is also prepared on request. A peaceful, culturally rich and respectful experience in a beautiful island setting.

Malog Bungalows is perfectly located for guests to enjoy a range of unique activities in the beautiful surroundings of Maskelyne Island. From guided walks through the village of Peskarus to traditional custom dance performances, there are rich cultural experiences at your doorstep. The nearby reef, considered one of the most stunning in the world, is ideal for snorkeling, with vibrant coral, tropical fish, and the chance to spot peaceful sea turtles. Dugong tours offer a rare opportunity to see these gentle marine mammals in their natural habitat. Guests can also paddle across calm lagoons in traditional outrigger canoes, just like the locals do. For those wanting to explore more, bush walks in South Malekula can be arranged. All activities are organized directly by Malog Bungalows with the help of local guides, making every experience personal, meaningful, and deeply connected to the land and community.