Bilikiki

Solomon Islands

The Solomon Islands are home to some of the best reefs in the world and the diving is spectacular, diverse and colourful, There is not just one type of diving but an array of different habitats and ecosystems. There are pelagics and critters, wrecks, caves, amazingly healthy coral gardens, sand slopes, mangroves, walls and sea mounts. There is no ice diving but pretty much everything else is covered!

Amazingly there are very few dive operators in the Solomon Islands and this means that its extremely rare to see another dive boat during the trip. Having dive sites to ourselves is one of the many great things about the Solomon Islands.

  • 2025 -

    • 7 Nights - $4,935.00

    • 9 Nights - $6,345.00

    • 10 Nights - $7,050.00

    • 11 Nights - $8,460.00

    • 14 Nights - $9,870.00

    Prices per person double occupancy

    Embark/disembark - Honiara

    $25 per person/per day Tax included.

    $20 per person/per day Nitrox upgrade.

    Deposit Requirements

  • MV Bilikiki has 10 deluxe cabins, eight with a double bed and single bunk and two with twin single beds and no bunk (cabins #1 & 2). All cabins are air conditioned and have their own en-suite.

  • We offer 4 dives a day with a night dive as well. Bottom times are unlimited except on the odd dive where there are long transits to the next dive site, when we may limit things to 60 minutes.

    Most of the dives are done using our tenders (called tinnies in the Solomons) which offer a shuttle back and forth to the dive site picking up guests where they surface and running them back to the boat straight away. The exit and entries for the tinnies are very easy and guests with mobility issues find them very manageable. Our crew load and unload diver's equipment and fill tanks so there is nothing for our guests to do other than to turn up and dive!

White boat named BILIKIKI floating on calm water under a blue sky with scattered clouds, with green trees along the shoreline in the background.
Map of the Solomon Islands, highlighting Honiara in Guadalcanal Province with a red circle. The map shows surrounding islands, provinces, and neighboring countries with labels, and ocean labels for the Pacific Ocean and Solomon Sea. Scale in kilometers and miles at bottom left.
Underwater scene with colorful coral reef and school of small black fish, scuba divers exploring in the background.
A manta ray swimming underwater with other fish in the background.
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