SUKI WILD

Suki Wild resort is located on Rava Point on the south-eastern tip of Rendova Island which is the customary land of the Rava people and was the area where the chief resided.  The resort is owned & operated by the people who are the direct descendants of those times and have remained living in nearby village of Lokuru.

All our rooms are lockable, have solar lighting system and USB charging facilities for your electronic needs.  At Suki we have a strong telekom signal which you can make calls or use your data.  Each room has a fan and mosquito net.  We are lucky enough not to have any mosquitos on Rava Point. 

The Leaf Haus - Our large bungalow has a luxury comfortable King size bed, small galley type kitchenette, ensuite with tiled shower area, solar lighting system and usb charging ports for your phones and a large outdoor balcony.

Bungalow 2 Two separate bedrooms with shared balcony and detached shared bathroom.  One bedroom features a double bed the other has two (2) single beds.

Bungalow 3 Two separate bedrooms with shared balcony and detached shared bathroom.  Both bedrooms feature two (2) single beds.

Your stay comes with 3 meals daily including continental breakfast with toast, jams, cereal, fresh fruit, coffee and tea. A typical lunch is salads and rice dishes, fresh fish and sandwiches and dinner varies from whole lobster, mud crab, baked or curry fish just to mention a few.

The local seafood is the star here and your won’t get any fresher as it’s plucked from the ocean daily.

All rooms are serviced daily

Suki Wild over looks Tetepare Island, the largest uninhabited island in the South Pacific, so you know you are on the edge of the earth! Wildlife is in abundance with many species endemic to this area and the Solomon Islands.

Banita Turtles Experience

Approx 40min boat ride from Suki awaits an experience of a lifetime at Banita . Leather Back turtles are the world largest and come to lay on the black sands of this area. Some over 1.5 metres long can have up to 8 clutches per season. This is a true nature experience. Stay overnight with rangers and learn about these majestic creatures.

Leather back lay eggs all year round (sometimes) but main season is Oct to Jan

Hatchlings season is Jan to April

Let us design your Munda and Solomon Island travel itinerary with our travel partners in the area. If it’s a tour to Tetepare, visiting a WW2 museum and soaking up Solomons’ Culture we have it covered.