Solomon Islands Liveaboards

Solomon Islands Liveaboard 

Diving Discover some of the world’s most pristine and untouched dive sites in the Solomon Islands. With vibrant reefs, spectacular WWII wrecks, dramatic caverns, and rich marine biodiversity, this remote island chain is a hidden gem for adventurous divers. Explore lush coral gardens, macro critters, and schooling pelagics—all without the crowds. 

There are a handful of liveaboards and dive resorts catering to divers in the Solomons, making it a truly exclusive experience. If you're looking for off-the-beaten-path diving with world-class reefs and cultural encounters, the Solomon Islands should be on your bucket list. 

Why choose a liveaboard in the Solomon Islands? 

Liveaboards offer the best way to access the remote and scattered dive sites of the Solomons. Traveling by sea means more time diving and less time in transit. Most itineraries include up to 5 dives a day, including night dives, with sites ranging from coral-covered seamounts to historical wrecks and manta cleaning stations.

Diving Season 

Diving is possible year-round, though conditions are best outside the rainy season (April to December). Visibility often reaches 60–90 feet, and water temperatures range from 80–85°F (26–29°C). Cyclones are rare, and diving conditions are generally calm. 

Marine Life & Dive Sites 

The Solomon Islands lie on the edge of the Coral Triangle and rival destinations like Indonesia and Papua New Guinea for biodiversity. Highlights include reef sharks, cuttlefish, nudibranchs, pygmy seahorses, manta rays, massive schools of jacks and barracuda, and colorful coral walls. Top sites include Mary’s Island, Leru Cut, Twin Tunnels, Marovo Lagoon, and the WWII wrecks of Bonegi Beach.