Solomon Islands Resorts and Packages|Places to stay in Solomon Islands

Solomon Islands

Nearest Airport : Honiara

Getting to Solomon Islands

Solomon Island is tiny unspoiled paradise. Thought it is, surprisingly, one of the most least-visited islands, it has so much to offer. The traditional culture still lives among the leaf-hut villages and the relics of WWII in the jungles, and here you'll get to learn about the unique blend of cultures. Just 3 hours away from Australia and you have the chance to explore islands of exotic beauty. There are over 1000 green islands scattered within the dazzling sea surrounded by mangroves, lagoons and emerald forests. There are adventurous water sports to consider and the best way to explore the island is by kayak. A getaway that is never too crowded and where you can slip into a relaxing and comforting weekend. The accommodation available are traditional guesthouses and comfortable hideaways.

Why Visit ? (Things to see, Things to do, Food, Notes)

Tiny unspoiled paradise
Traditional villages and resorts
Only 3 hours from Australia
Numerous beautiful islets
Adventurous water sports
Hiking and trekking
Traditional delicacies
Secluded and relaxing getaway

Getting to Solomon Islands

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Why Visit ?

Honiara Botanic Gardens: The gardens are located on the hills above the city. It is considered as a green haven for nature lovers.You'll find, in these gardens, well-marked eco walking tracks, picnic areas, The Orchid House and the haunted old hanging house site.

Marovo Lagoon: Considered as the South Pacific gem, Marovo Lagoon is the world's finest double-barrier-enclosed lagoons. There are numerous smaller islands that are covered by coconut palms, rainforests and corals. The best way to explore the lagoon is by kayak.

Other points of interest in Solomon Islands are Tenaru Falls, Mataniko Falls, Rennell Island, Skull Island and Cave of the Custom Shark.

Water sports like surfing, snorkeling, diving and kayaking are common activities to consider.

Hiking up the crater's rim on Kolombangara is exhilarating. You will follow a logging road initially then continue up through the thickly wooded forest to reach the top. The scenery is sublime and you can see the Vonavona Lagoon which is mesmerizing.

There are many restaurants that portray how much the island has been influenced by European powers. But there are still spots where you will find the traditional cooking style and traditional cooking hasn't perished. The primary ingredients of the local delicacies include, taro, coconuts, fish and fresh fruits and vegetables.

Club Havanah: A restaurant where you are served the French cuisine. A delightful restaurant and the recommended dish is ambitious confit de canard maison which is duck cooked and preserved in its own fat.

Bamboo Bar Cafe: One of the snazziest spots in town where you can drop in at any time and enjoy a comforting breakfast, lunch or snack.

Shopping in Solomon Islands means bags of pearl carvings, shells, basket-ware, wooden carvings and intricate jewelry.

For souvenirs you can visit Melanesian Handicrafts, King Solomon's Handicraft and DJ Graphics.

Languages Spoken: English

Currency: Solomon Islands dollar

Climate: In Solomon Islands, it is extremely humid throughout the year. June to August you'll find the weather is cooler. From November to April it sees a lot of rainfall.

Connectivity: The coverage in the islands is good but the service providers are still working towards attaining perfection.

Solomon Islands Resorts & Places To Stay