Solomon Islands 7 Day Itinerary

Solomon Islands 7-Day Travel Itinerary

Day 1: Honiara (Arrival & City Exploration)

  • Arrive at Henderson International Airport, Honiara. Complete customs and immigration procedures.
  • Check-in at your hotel and freshen up.
  • Visit the National Museum and Cultural Centre to learn about Solomon Islands’ history and culture.
  • Explore the capital city, Honiara, including the Central Market, China Town, and the Melanesian Art & Craft Market for shopping souvenirs.
  • Have dinner at a local restaurant, such as Bijou Patisserie or Tetemana Restaurant.

Day 2: Guadalcanal Historical Sites

  • Visit the Guadalcanal Plain of WWII Memorial Park to learn about the Battle of Guadalcanal.
  • Explore the American Memorial Cruiser, the USS Solace, and the Japanese Tunnel at Taivu.
  • Spend the afternoon relaxing at Gideon’s Ridge or Kukum Beach.
  • Enjoy a traditional Solomon Islands dinner at a local restaurant.

Day 3: Florida Islands Snorkeling & Diving

  • Travel to the Florida Islands for snorkeling and diving activities, with opportunities to see manta rays, sharks, turtles, and various colorful fish species.
  • Visit Marovo Lagoon, a traditional village with unique canoe navigation system.
  • Enjoy a seafood barbecue lunch prepared by the locals.
  • Return to Honiara in the evening for relaxation and dinner.

Day 4: Munda (Transfer & Exploration)

  • Transfer to Munda, the gateway to the Western Province.
  • Visit Red Beach, where U.S. Marines landed during World War II.
  • Explore the Kolombangara Island by boat and take a dip in its pristine waters.
  • Visit the Roviana Lagoon and interact with the locals.
  • Have dinner at a local restaurant, such as Munda Bay Resort or Dive Munda.

Day 5: Gizo (Transfer & Activities)

  • Transfer to Gizo, another gateway to the Western Province.
  • Visit the WWII Japanese Zero fighter plane wreck at Rendova Island.
  • Spend the afternoon relaxing at Silver Sands Beach or snorkeling in the nearby reefs.
  • Enjoy a traditional Solomon Islands dinner and cultural performance at a local restaurant.

Day 6: Tulagi Island (Transfer & Exploration)

  • Transfer to Tulagi Island, the former capital of the British Solomon Islands Protectorate.
  • Visit the Tulagi War Museum to learn about its WWII history.
  • Explore the Lunga Point and the nearby islands by boat, with opportunities for snorkeling and swimming.
  • Relax at one of the island’s pristine beaches in the evening.
  • Have dinner at a local restaurant, such as Tulagi Island Resort & Dive.

Day 7: Honiara (Return & Departure)

  • Return to Honiara and spend the day shopping for souvenirs or relaxing at one of its beautiful beaches.
  • Visit the Peace Memorial Park before heading to the airport for your departure.

Things to Know:

  • Solomon Islands requires a valid passport with at least 6 months’ validity from the date of entry.
  • A visa is not required for stays under 3 months for citizens of Australia, New Zealand, and some other countries. Check travel requirements for your specific nationality.
  • The official currency is the Solomon Islands dollar (SBD). Credit cards are accepted at hotels and larger establishments but cash is preferred elsewhere.
  • The best way to get around the islands is by boat or small planes, as public transportation is limited.
  • English is widely spoken, especially in urban areas.

Enjoy your trip to Solomon Islands!