Getting There

While remote, Vanuatu is relatively easy to reach from major hubs in Australia and New Zealand, making it a convenient destination for travellers. It is about 2.5 hours from Brisbane, 3h from Auckland and 2h from Nadi, Fiji.

As of January 2025, most flights to Santo, the island's location, are routed through Port Vila. When planning your trip, it’s crucial to verify the availability of flights from Port Vila to Santo, as the majority of these are operated by Air Vanuatu, which has a reputation for unreliable scheduling. Alternatively, direct flights to Santo are available from Brisbane, Australia, with Air Solomon operating once a week on Thursdays (AEST).

Why Vanuatu?

Vanuatu, ranked #1 on the 2024 Happy Planet Index, offers a tax-free, low-crime, eco-friendly, and sustainable lifestyle, making it an ideal place to live, invest, or retire, with stunning natural beauty and a welcoming community.

Sustainable Development & Decentralised Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePIN)

We are building resilient, sustainable, and equitable systems that foster innovation across diverse sectors, empowering and uplifting our community

Regenerative
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DePIN
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Modular Construction

Energy Micro-grids

Renewable Energy

Community Gardens

Environmental Conservation

Co-working Facility

Cultural Preservation

Transportation Sharing

Rainwater Harvesting

Wi-Fi Mesh Networks

Biodiversity Enhancement

Health and Education

Blockchain, Crypto & Tokens.

We are enhancing transparency, security, and efficiency in transactions and data management, fostering trust and streamlined operations among residents and services.

Citizenship NFTs

Land NFT Deeds

Satoshi Island Currency

Decentralised governance model.

Tokenised property ownership and usage rights.

Regenerative economy.

Community participation through token incentives.

Transparent and secure transactions.

Long-term, independent financial stability.

Position to Date

Local government endorsement secured.

Island acquired.

Community established.

Leadership group created.

Land NFT Deeds issued.

Currency released.

Land preparation complete.

3,500

Citizen NFT Holders

1,950

Land Deed Holders

Phase 1

Eco-Resort Development

Deep mental rejuvenation

A nurturing environment

An unforgettable adventure

Engaging activities

Short stay accomodation

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As of January 2025, the community is actively seeking funding to expand accommodation options, construct a restaurant and reception area, and allocate resources to repair, upgrade, and enhance existing facilities.

Planned Services

Dining

Excellence in sustainable dining and culinary experiences.

Phase 2

Digital Nomad Village

Co-working spaces

Recurring events

Regenerative living

Access to resources

Extended stays

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As of January 2024, the community is actively seeking funding to develop a digital nomad accommodation with shared dining facilities and a coworking space.

Phase 3

Residential Development

Assign Locations to Land Deeds

Vanuatu Citizenship and Permanent Residency

Community Governance Model

Community DePIN Solutions

Permanent or Seasonal Living

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As of January 2024, a group of 10 community builders began designing the first villa to be constructed on the island, separate from the existing facilities.

Pioneers

Blockchain

Experience Engineer

Utilities

Strategy

Tokenomics

Operations

Tech Solutions

Contributors

Richard Chungong Jr

Metaverse, Fun and Games

Marko Ruble

Interactive Maps

James Law

Conceptual Architect

Paul Lenda

Vanuatu Immigration

Partners

Medium

FAQs

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Questions? Let’s help!

No, you don't necessarily need to be interested in cryptocurrency to participate in Satoshi Island, but it is designed with a strong focus on the crypto and blockchain community. Whether you can participate without being deeply involved in crypto depends on the specific aspect of the project you're interested in.

Living on Satoshi Island
- If you're considering living on the island, you don't need to be a crypto enthusiast, but you should be comfortable with the fact that the island is being developed as a crypto-friendly ecosystem. This means that many transactions, services, and governance systems may be blockchain-based.
- The community will likely attract crypto-focused individuals, so being open to learning about or engaging with cryptocurrency could enhance your experience.

Investing or Owning Property
- Property ownership on Satoshi Island is tied to NFTs (non-fungible tokens), which are blockchain-based assets. If you're not interested in crypto, you may need to familiarize yourself with how NFTs and blockchain technology work to participate in property ownership.
- However, you don't need to be a crypto expert to invest or own property—many people participate in crypto-related projects purely for financial or lifestyle reasons.

Visiting or Attending Events
- Satoshi Island plans to host events, conferences, and meetups, many of which will likely focus on cryptocurrency and blockchain technology. If you're not interested in crypto, these events might not align with your interests.
- However, the island may also offer other activities, such as eco-tourism or networking opportunities, which could appeal to a broader audience.

Working or Building a Business
- If you're interested in working or starting a business on the island, you don't necessarily need to be in the crypto industry. However, the island's infrastructure and community will likely cater to crypto-related businesses, so being open to integrating blockchain technology into your work could be beneficial.

Community Participation
- Satoshi Island aims to create a decentralized, community-driven society. While crypto will play a significant role in governance and transactions, you don't need to be a crypto expert to contribute to the community. However, being open to learning about blockchain technology and its applications would help you engage more effectively.
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While Satoshi Island is primarily designed for the crypto community, you don't need to be a crypto enthusiast to participate. However, being open to engaging with cryptocurrency and blockchain technology will likely enhance your experience, as these elements are central to the island's vision. If you're simply looking for a unique place to live, work, or invest, you can still participate, but you may need to adapt to the crypto-focused environment.

Regenerative technologies refer to systems, practices, and innovations designed to restore, renew, or revitalize ecosystems, communities, and resources. Unlike traditional sustainability, which focuses on reducing harm or maintaining the status quo, regenerative approaches aim to actively improve and heal the environment, society, and economy. These technologies are often holistic, integrating ecological, social, and economic systems to create a positive impact.

Renewable Energy Systems
- Solar, Wind, and Hydropower: Using clean energy sources to power the island, reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
- Energy Storage: Advanced battery systems or other storage solutions to ensure a stable energy supply.
- Microgrids: Decentralized energy systems that allow the island to operate independently of external power grids.

Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems
- Permaculture: Designing agricultural systems that mimic natural ecosystems, promoting biodiversity and soil health.
- Aquaponics and Hydroponics: Soil-less farming techniques that use less water and space while producing high yields.
- Composting and Waste-to-Resource Systems: Turning organic waste into nutrient-rich compost to regenerate soil.

Water Management
- Rainwater Harvesting: Collecting and storing rainwater for use in irrigation, drinking, or other purposes.
- Greywater Recycling: Treating and reusing water from sinks, showers, and laundry for non-potable uses.

Eco-Friendly Construction
- Green Building Materials: Using sustainable materials like bamboo, recycled steel, or hempcrete.
- Passive Design: Designing buildings to maximize natural light, ventilation, and temperature regulation, reducing energy needs.
- Modular and Prefabricated Construction: Reducing waste and environmental impact during construction.

Waste Management and Circular Economy
- Zero-Waste Systems: Designing systems to minimize waste and maximize recycling and reuse.
- Plastic Alternatives: Using biodegradable or compostable materials to reduce plastic pollution.
- Upcycling: Transforming waste materials into new products of higher value.

Ecosystem Restoration
- Reforestation and Afforestation: Planting trees to restore forests and capture carbon.
- Coral Reef Restoration: Using innovative techniques to rebuild damaged coral ecosystems.

Community and Social Regeneration
- Decentralized Governance: Using blockchain or other technologies to create transparent, participatory decision-making systems.
- Local Economies: Supporting small businesses and local production to build resilient communities.
- Education and Skill-Building: Empowering residents with knowledge and skills to sustain regenerative practices.

By adopting regenerative technologies, Satoshi Island could not only minimize its environmental footprint but also actively contribute to the health of the planet and its inhabitants.

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