Solomon Islands
Untouched Pacific paradise with world-class diving and WWII heritage.
The Solomon Islands are one of the Pacific's most remote and pristine destinations, featuring Marovo Lagoon (the world's largest saltwater lagoon), legendary WWII wreck diving at Iron Bottom Sound, traditional Melanesian culture, and unspoiled tropical beaches far from tourist crowds.
Highlights
- Marovo Lagoon - world's largest saltwater lagoon
- Iron Bottom Sound - legendary WWII wreck diving
- Gizo Island - world-class diving and snorkeling
- Pristine uninhabited islands and beaches
- Authentic Melanesian culture and customs
- Kennedy Island - JFK WWII rescue site
- Tetepare - largest uninhabited island in South Pacific
Best Time to Visit
April through November is the dry season with less rainfall, calmer seas, and ideal conditions for diving and island exploration. December through March is the wet season with higher rainfall and humidity but fewer visitors. Water temperature remains warm year-round (80-86°F). Diving is excellent year-round with best visibility during the dry season.
Language: English, Solomon Islands Pijin, 70+ local languages · Currency: Solomon Islands Dollar (SBD, $)