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Discover the Solomon Islands

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The Solomon Islands stretch approximately 900 miles southeast from the North Solomons (PNG) into the South West Pacific and the Coral Sea. The Solomons are an archipelago of mountainous islands and low lying atolls.

There are several hotels in Honiara which have air-conditioned rooms, IDD telephones, satellite television, restaurant and swimming pool. Beyond Honiara, the islands of the Solomons provinces offer a wide range of accommodation facilities from good to excellent standards.

A list of web sites is provided to help you explore the Solomon Islands.

Nearly one thousand islands covering about 80,000 square kilometres make the Solomon Islands the third largest archipelago in the South Pacific, covering an area between 5 and 12 degrees south of the equator. Its average temperature is 29C. Of its population of 320,000, only 104,000 live and work in an urban environment, most remain within a subsistence economy.

The capital Honiara has about 35,000 inhabitants, and one of only two other towns of any size is Gizo, with a population of about 2,000. The majority of its citizens are Solomon Islanders, with some Polynesians and Gilbertese among them. They are a friendly people, and the country is practically crime-free. The country has been independent since 1978, and is a western style democracy within the British Commonwealth.


Resort in traditional style

Honiara is the capital of the Solomon Islands and is located on the north coast of Guadalcanal,  which is the largest island in the Solomons group. Honiara is the Solomons melting pot, where people from all over the country come to work, take their holidays, or just to shop.  There are several hotels in Honiara which have air-conditioned rooms, IDD telephones, satellite television, restaurant and swimming pool.

Beyond Honiara, the islands of the Solomons provinces offer a wide range of accommodation facilities from good to excellent standards.  You will find genuine and simple hospitality with the people placing natural beauty ahead of artificial  attractions.  The resorts and accommodation are all situated in the most desirable locations.  They offer friendly helpful service and an intimate knowledge of their surroundings and local attractions.  The unique charm of the islands is best expressed in this environment of relaxation and goodwill.  Without doubt, this is one of the few remaining, truly unspoiled tourist destinations in the world.

Location

The Solomon Islands stretch approximately 900 miles southeast from the North Solomons (PNG) into the South West Pacific and the Coral Sea. The Solomons are an archipelago of mountainous islands and low lying atolls.

Map of Solomon Islands

 

Stepping out from the usual tourist path into the islands of the Solomons provinces is a totally unique and richly rewarding experience. Here amongst almost 1,000 islands and a friendly and culturally sensitive people, you will find the true meaning of the term 'ecotourism'. Without doubt, this is one of the few remaining, truly unspoiled tourist destinations in the world. Here genuine and simple hospitality takes the place of 5 star resorts and the people place natural beauty ahead of man made attractions. The visitor should be mindful that facilities are limited as travel becomes more distant from Honiara and the provincial main centre and towns.

For further information contact the Solomon Islands Visitors Bureau  www.visitsolomons.com.sb