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Solomon Islands Liveaboard Diving

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Liveaboard Diving Solomon Islands
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The nearly 1000 islands which make up the Solomons are located between Papua New Guinea and Vanuatu. Part of the coral triangle, the Solomon Islands offers some of the most diverse diving in the world including sea mounts, walls, drift dives, muck dives, WW2 wreck dives, caves, cuts, coral gardens, and bommies.

The Solomon Islands has an abundance of both big and small critters, from the tiniest pygmy seahorse to the largest manta ray and all the things in between. Cuttlefish laying eggs, bump head parrotfish swimming by, ghost pipefish hovering near a nudibranch, shy mandarin fish hiding in coral, jawfish with mouth open wide, the Solomon Islands has it all! Vast numbers of jacks, barracudas and snapper school around fields of healthy hard corals, reef sharks cruise around huge sea fans, and colorful anthias feed along walls covered in soft corals. The water temperate rarely drops below 30C (84F).

With limited resources available on land, one of the best ways to explore this wealth of marine life is to make a liveaboard cruise. However, with tourism still in a nascent state, the choices are limited... to just one boat: The MV Bilikiki, which has been operating in these waters since 1989, making her operators the most experienced people around.

A liveaboard cruise also offers excellent opportunities to discover some of the many different island communities that make up this polylot nation.

Manta Rays photo above by Tanya Burnett.

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