Solomon Islands-4-day-itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Honiara
- Place: Henderson International Airport
- Activity: Pick up your luggage and take a taxi or shuttle bus to your hotel
- Thing to Know: The airport is located about 10km from the city center, and traffic can be heavy, so plan accordingly
- Visa Requirements: Visa on Arrival (VOA) available for citizens of most countries, but check with your embassy or consulate for confirmation
- Transportation: Taxi fare from airport to hotel: around SBD 50-100 (approximately USD 6-12)
- Other Interest: Visit the nearby Guadalcanal Museum to learn about the history and culture of Solomon Islands
Day 2: Explore Honiara
- Place: National Museum, Parliament House, and the Central Market
- Activity: Visit the museum to learn about the country’s history, walk around the parliament house to see the government in action, and explore the bustling market for local goods and food
- Thing to Know: Be respectful of the culture and traditions when visiting the parliament house, and try some of the local street food at the central market
- Transportation: Public transportation (buses) available, but traffic can be heavy; taxis and ride-sharing services also available
- Other Interest: Take a short walk to the nearby Honiara Market for more shopping and dining options
Day 3: Visit Guadalcanal Province
- Place: Mataniko River Bridge, Lunga Lagoon, and the Battle of Savo Island Memorial Site
- Activity: Cross the Mataniko River bridge for stunning views, take a boat tour to Lunga Lagoon for spotting marine life, and visit the memorial site to learn about the history of World War II in Solomon Islands
- Thing to Know: The road conditions can be rough, so be prepared for bumpy ride; try some of the local seafood at one of the restaurants along the way
- Transportation: Hire a car or join a guided tour for transportation, as public transportation is limited in this area
- Other Interest: Take a short detour to the nearby Mataniko Waterfall for a refreshing swim
Day 4: Visit Marovo Lagoon
- Place: Marovo Lagoon, Ringgi Island, and the Kiriwina River
- Activity: Take a boat tour to explore the lagoon’s crystal-clear waters and spot marine life, visit the island to learn about the local culture and history, and take a dip in the river for some cooling off
- Thing to Know: The water conditions can be rough, so be prepared for possible seasickness; bring sunscreen and insect repellent for protection
- Transportation: Hire a boat or join a guided tour for transportation, as public transportation is limited in this area
- Other Interest: Try some of the local seafood at one of the restaurants on Ringgi Island
Note: The itinerary can be customized to fit your interests and preferences. Also, please check with your embassy or consulate for any travel advisories or restrictions before traveling to Solomon Islands.