Things to do in Honiara

Honiara is more of a working town however the locals like to relax on weekends by going to the beach. There are a few great spots out of town as well as hike tours, I have linked them below

• Bonegi Public Beach – You will need a car for this. Only cash acceptable for entrance fee. Chargeable based on car-size. $50-100SBD.
• Turtle Public Beach – You will need a car for this. Only cash acceptable for entrance fee. Chargeable based on car-size. $50-100SBD.
• Hammock Beach – You will need a car for this. Only cash acceptable for entrance fee. Chargeable based on car-size. $50-100SBD.
• Tenaru Falls Hike – Book Tours here
• Gela Island Boat Trips – Book Tours here
• Ancient WW2 Shipwreck Snorkel Trip 
• Bilikiki Cruises Boat Trip to Gela Islands 
• Diving in Tulagi 
• Papatura (Santa Isabel, nearby) – Surfing, Yoga & Fishing Experiences

Culture

The Solomon Islanders comprise diverse cultures, languages, and customs. The majority of the island groups is Melanesian, with a small percentage of Polynesian and Micronesian island groups all scattered across the Solomon Seas. Additionally, there is a small minority group of Chinese and Europeans , and I am the descendants of these two groups . This nation was a former British Protectorate, therefore the evidence of this historical past is still there with cocoa, coconut and palm oil plantations on almost every main island. The main language spoke is English however there is a total of 120 vernacular languages spoken.

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