Solomon Islands Day Diving
World War II wrecks and marine life to blow your mind
Variety is the spice of life
Diving in the Solomon Islands is a special experience with an incredible variety of sights on offer.
This remote South Pacific destination is renowned for its biodiversity, with vibrant marine life including reef sharks, barracuda, pygmy seahorses, and giant manta rays – among so much more.
It also has a wealth of World War II wrecks to explore. The Battle of Guadalcanal was brutal but became a turning point of the war and remnants from one of the most intense battles of the conflict provide an amazing underwater adventure. The waters around Guadalcanal and Tulagi provide a history lesson you can witness first-hand.
Visibility is superb, and the lack of crowds means you will get peaceful, unspoiled encounters. The islands’ warm waters and variety of dive types – from walls and caverns to muck diving – cater to all skill levels.
With its mix of natural beauty and history, the Solomon Islands offer one of the last true frontiers of world-class scuba diving.
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- Home to some of the most famous wrecks in the world
- Guadalcanal was one of the most brutal battles of World War II
- Amazing history and beautiful marine life
Getting to the Solomon Islands
There are multiple connecting routes available to reach the Solomon Islands. These include from Brisbane (BNE) in Australia – a route is serviced by Qantas and Solomon Airlines that takes about three hours – Auckland (AKL) in New Zealand with Solomon Airlines; and Nadi (NAN) in Fiji flying with Fiji Airways, Air Niugini, or Solomon Airlines. Connections are also available from Port Moresby (POM), Papua New Guinea with Air Niugini; and Port Vila (VLI), Vanuatu with Air Niugini or Solomon Airlines.
How to make a booking?
Once you’ve planned your trip, if you know what dive pack or PADI course you want then just book it online here. If you’ve got any questions please contact one of our helpful team at [email protected]. Using their local knowledge they will help you with your plans. If you prefer, they can make the booking for you.
We’re also happy to hold your booking with no payment for a few days to allow you time to sort out your travel plans. We’ll do what we can to make your diving experience in the Solomon Islands as easy – and as incredible! – as possible.