No visit to the Solomon’s would be complete without a visit to the islands of Gizo and Uepi, wowing divers with a combination of reefs, walls, wrecks and marine life. A tailored itinerary is an ideal way to explore these pristine islands.
Isolated Uepi Island, situated at the edge of the world’s longest lagoon (Marovo) offers a unique paradise experience and first class dive sites, conveniently located just off the edge of the island or a short boat trip away. Waters are often very clear and tidal currents make the deep water passage adjacent to the island (The Slot) a prime habitat for colourful corals and sponges as well as reef fish and pelagics.
This can be combined with Gizo, the capital of the Western Province boasting World War II wrecks, coral reefs and crystal clear lagoons. The island is a paradise for underwater photographers.
We can tailor a trip to suit your requirements, just contact our experts for more information.
Alternatively, our Solomon Islands Liveaboard trip also provides a wonderful opportunity to explore the underwater highlights of the Solomons.
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Gizo is a 90 minute flight from Honiara and is the capital of the Western Province. The marine life here is astounding, with some of the most photogenic seascapes in the world and a vast array of fish and fauna, plus some sensational World War II wrecks. Find Out More about {acc:title}
