These reefs absolutely teem with life!  You’re sure to find titan trigger fish, green and orange neon slugs and amazingly coloured sea fans.  And then the whole way up the food chain with massive schools of jacks and barracuda, to the cruising grey reef sharks.  This is one of the top destinations for sightings of the pelagic favourites…from mammoth Napoleon wrasses to sharks, barracudas and several varieties of rays.

 

The Solomon's underwater realm provides spawning grounds and migratory routes for hundreds of reef fish species, dolphins, rays, sharks, and six out of seven of the world's species of marine turtles.

 

The Solomons also have one of the highest concentrations of WWII wrecks in the Pacific. Aircraft, ships and submarines litter the sea floor and now serve as artificial reefs attracting corals and fish life as well as sharing fascinating records of world history. From American oil tankers and navy destroyers to New Zealand mine sweepers and Japanese seaplanes, the diving is sensational and evokes vivid memories of WWII.