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Diving in the Solomon Islands
Imagine descending into one of the last truly untouched dive destinations on Earth—where coral reefs stretch endlessly, WWII history lies beneath the surface, and encounters feel raw, authentic, and uncrowded. The Solomon Islands sit at the heart of the Coral Triangle, delivering extraordinary biodiversity, dramatic underwater terrain, and a sense of exploration that’s becoming increasingly rare in modern diving. From pristine walls and coral gardens to historic wrecks and sunlit caverns, every dive feels like discovery rather than repetition. Add warm Pacific waters, vibrant marine life, and remote island scenery, and it’s easy to understand why the Solomons remain a quiet legend among experienced divers. This isn’t mass-market diving—it’s a return to what exploration was meant to feel like.
- Untouched Coral Triangle Biodiversity: Dive into one of the most biologically rich marine regions on the planet, where dense schools of reef fish, sharks, rays, turtles, and thriving hard and soft corals coexist in remarkably healthy ecosystems—often with no other divers in sight.
- Dynamic Underwater Topography: Explore steep walls, pinnacles, coral bommies, sunlit caverns, and swim-throughs that create constant visual variety. The Solomons deliver both wide-angle spectacle and intimate reef detail on the same itinerary.
- Authentic, Low-Traffic Diving: With very limited tourism infrastructure, the Solomon Islands remain refreshingly uncrowded. Dive sites feel remote and pristine, offering a rare sense of exclusivity and exploration that seasoned divers crave.
- Liveaboard Comfort in a Remote Paradise: Between dives, relax aboard a world-class liveaboard with spacious decks, comfortable lounges, chef-prepared meals, and panoramic ocean views—allowing you to reach remote sites while enjoying effortless surface intervals in total comfort.
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Your Gateway to Remote Pacific Exploration
Embark on an extraordinary adventure with our Solomon Islands Liveaboard Dive Expedition, thoughtfully designed to deliver comfort, safety, and truly world-class underwater exploration. Sailing through a remote chain of Pacific islands aboard a purpose-built liveaboard, this journey places you in one of the most untouched dive regions left on the planet. From pristine coral reefs and dramatic walls to historic WWII wrecks and sunlit caverns, Solomon Islands scuba diving offers a rare blend of biodiversity, history, and exploration. Whether you’re an experienced diver seeking uncrowded, high-quality dives or a confident recreational diver ready for a true bucket-list destination, this expedition promises unforgettable moments—both beneath the surface and during relaxed surface intervals surrounded by open ocean and island horizons.
- Legendary Solomon Islands Dive Sites: Explore iconic and rarely visited locations featuring steep walls, coral bommies, pinnacles, wrecks, and reef systems that showcase the Solomon Islands’ reputation for diversity and pristine conditions. Each day brings new terrain and a sense of true exploration.
- Pristine Reefs & Exceptional Marine Life: Dive within the heart of the Coral Triangle, where vibrant hard and soft corals, dense schools of reef fish, reef and pelagic sharks, rays, turtles, and macro life thrive in remarkably healthy ecosystems—often with little to no diver traffic.
- Liveaboard Access to Remote Sites: Experience the advantage of liveaboard diving in a destination where many of the best sites are inaccessible from land. Wake up already positioned at world-class dive locations, maximizing bottom time while eliminating long daily transfers.
- World War II History Beneath the Surface: Discover submerged aircraft, shipwrecks, and wartime relics from the Pacific Theater, where history and marine life intersect to create powerful, visually striking dive experiences unique to the Solomon Islands.
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Frequently asked questions
While we are happy to welcome divers of all levels on board, due to depths and strong currents, some of the dive sites are not suitable for entry-level or inexperienced divers.
For most itineraries, Advanced Open Water certification is recommended with a mandatory requirement of at least 40 logged dives.
For Wreck Week itineraries, Advanced Open Water is a mandatory requirement with a minimum of 75 logged dives.
Our dive trips include professional guides, tanks, weights, and snacks. Equipment rentals and transportation can be added as needed.
The majority of our Solomons liveboard itineraries start and end in Honiara (HIR) which is served by airlines from Australia, Fiji and Papua New Guinea.
From Europe: the easiest route is via Brisbane;
From the US: the easiest option is via Fiji or Brisbane;
- Via Fiji (NAN) – flights with Fiji Airways (Oneworld alliance member), Solomon Airlines, Air Nuigini
Via Brisbane (BNE) – flights with Solomon Airlines (Codeshare with Qantas) or Virgin Australia
Via Port Moresby (POM) with Air Nuigini
For itineraries which start or end in MUNDA (MUA) there are daily flights operated by Solomons Airlines from/to Honiara.
IMPORTANT: Guests travelling to the Solomon Islands via Australia, Papua New Guinea, or Fiji may require a Transit Visa; Airlines may deny boarding if travellers do not have all of the documents needed for the route they are travelling on.
It is the traveller’s responsibility to check and ensure they have all of the necessary documents for their entire journey. Please check with your airline, or transit countries’ immigration for up-to-date advice.
The Solomon Islands offer a fantastic mix of dives which include pinnacles and drop-offs, caverns and swim-throughs, unspoilt reefs and a variety of wrecks. Diving conditions vary based on the season, currents and time of day.
Most of the reefs start close to the surface then drop off gradually allowing divers to explore extensively at relatively shallow depths. There are many wall dives, often in close proximity to a reef, making them excellent for multi-level dive profiles.
Some sites are subject to strong currents, which makes for exhilerating dives with lots of pelagic action, but also can be challenging for some divers. The majority of wrecks included on Solomons Master itineraries are within recreational limits, with maximum depths of 30-40 metres (98 – 130 feet)
Average visibility ranges from 25 to 40 metres (75 to 125 feet). However, the Solomon Islands waters are rich in nutrients, which means visibility can be significantly less on some dives. In other cases visibility may be reduced simply because of all the abundance of fish!
You can find out more in the Master Liveaboard’s blog: Solomon Islands Diving. What you need to know