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With a diameter of nearly five kilometers and about 500 islanders, the snorkeling paradise Lelepa - the island belonging to the New Hebrides archipelago of the southwestern Pacific island state of Vanuatu - offers a breathtaking natural beauty and amazing, historical cultural treasures. An invaluable attraction on the island are the huge historic caves with fascinating cave paintings. The Fele's Cave, located on the southwest side of the island, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and houses numerous up to 3000 years old rock paintings, including some modern graffiti in the entrance hall, which have been added by travelers since the 19th century.
