The development company, which has been promoting the 1-acre Malekula farmlets project, has been sitting on this approval for 3 1/2 years waiting to release it, but has been held back by the first coronavirus pandemic and then the delay in the now under-construction NEW international 3000-metre tarmac and upgrade airport buildings

We can confirm that the government has spent $19 million on a hydropower project located to the south of our subdivision, which will ultimately provide power for the whole island at a lower cost. Over 80 kilometres of grid Are already established.

The Vanuatu government started in November 2022 a US$25 million upgrade to the existing Malekula tarmac, which will allow turbo-prop jets to land and cargo flights for export. Confirmation: The construction contract was signed in June 2022. Construction should be completed by late 2025

We can confirm that the government has bought the existing airport land from the landowners for the tarmac upgrade to 3000 meters and a new terminal. This will make an enormous difference for tourism and agricultural development on the island. Construction of a tourism passport and visa processing building has started. 

We can also confirm that the government has provided $160 million for 80 km of sealed road from the new airport. Phase 3 of the road works has started, and the new tar-sealed highway will connect to our Malekula Palms-heights and farms estate. Plus has completed a US$19 million river hydropower plant

They have established several construction camps. This work has been contracted by a Chinese construction company.

Malekula Palms . . .

We are releasing Stage 2

Comprising eight lots described as unserviced blocks of land at this point of time and the price reflects that status.

However it will be administered with a body corporate for ongoing maintenance of road and eventually water supply.

View from beach of the Malekula 🌴️ Palms actual estate waterfront boundary…