
Solomon Islands/Scuba Diving
Scuba diving in the Solomons
The Solomon Islands' newest dive destination is Papatura — come explore this amazing new area with us. It's your chance to name a dive site.
The Solomons sit at the top of the Coral Triangle, and the diving shows it — steep walls and healthy hard coral, WWII wrecks and aircraft still where they went down, and reefs with almost no other boats on them. You can build a trip around resort diving, a liveaboard, or both. These are the operators and properties we know and book.

Dive Papatura ↗
Our own operation on Santa Isabel, in the newest dive area in the Solomons — sites here are still being found and named.

Sanbis Resort
Six private beach bungalows on Gizo Lagoon, with the reef and the dive shop a few steps from your door.

Zipolo Habu Resort
Family-run on Lola Island in the Vona Vona Lagoon — easy reef diving between sessions of world-class sport fishing.

Fatboys Resort
The over-water bar and bungalows on Mbabanga Island, eight minutes by boat from Gizo and its walls and wrecks.

Imagination Island
A small private island ten minutes by canoe from Gizo, with over-water bungalows and two purpose-sunk wrecks right offshore.

Uepi Island Resort
On the edge of Marovo Lagoon, the largest saltwater lagoon on earth — world-class walls minutes from the dive shop.

Bilikiki Cruise
The Solomons’ long-running liveaboard — reefs, mantas and muck sites most resorts can’t reach, and you move while you sleep.

Dive Gizo
The established dive operator in the Western Province — WWII wrecks, walls and reef dives run out of Gizo town.
