Dive Guide for the Solomon Islands

Located in the South Pacific, the Solomon Islands are renowned for their pristine marine environments, rich biodiversity, and historical shipwrecks. Here's what you can expect when scuba diving in the Solomon Islands:

Breathtaking Marine Biodiversity: The Solomon Islands are part of the Coral Triangle, an area known for having the highest marine biodiversity in the world. Divers can explore vibrant coral reefs teeming with a variety of marine life including colorful reef fish, sharks, rays, turtles, and various invertebrates.

Wreck Diving: The Solomon Islands are known for their historical World War II wrecks, particularly in areas like Honiara. These wrecks include warships, aircraft, and cargo ships that have become artificial reefs and fascinating dive sites.

Variety of Dive Sites: From shallow coral gardens to deep walls and drop-offs, the Solomon Islands offer a diverse range of dive sites suitable for divers of all experience levels. Beginners can enjoy easy reef dives, while experienced divers can explore more challenging sites with stronger currents.

Solomon Islands Dive Sites

Types of dives in the Solomon Islands

Boat Salt water Swim through Wall Deep (80ft/24.5m) Wreck Current Drift Cavern Technical Shore

Water Temperature

When to dive in the Solomon Islands

The Solomon Islands have a tropical climate where the dry season from April to October is generally considered the best time for diving due to calmer seas and better visibility.

Before traveling, make sure to research and plan your trip including obtaining any necessary visas, checking travel advisories, and confirming diving arrangements.