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Solomon Islands Travel Guides

• Birding in the Solomon Islands by Jon Hornbuckle - Report of a 1999 birding trip to the Solomon Islands, with details on finding endangered endemic species and on accommodations, permits, and boat hire.
• Dive Adventures - A guide to underwater adventures with pages on Gizo, Munda, Honiara, and Uepi.
• Finding Solomon Islands - A mini travel guide to the Solomon Islands, last frontier of adventure tourism in Melanesia.
• Mamara - Includes information on travel to the Solomon Islands, history, culture, maps and an image gallery.
• Solomon Islands - Includes general information, maps, tourism and investment details.
• Solomon Islands Ecotourism - An illustrated and useful local guide to village-run homestays, guest houses, nature lodges and eco-resorts.
• Solomon Islands Travel Guide - A detailed source of information about tourism, travel, maps, accommodations, activities, country facts, history, transportation.
• Solomon Islands Travel Guide - Pictures, Tips and Reviews - Insider tips, reviews, and pictures from locals and travelers.
• Solomon Islands Visitors Bureau - Information on transportation, diving, fishing, boat charters, accommodation, and travel agents.
• Solomonesia Sojourn - A visitor's look at village life, natural wonders, unique wildlife and historical cultural sites in the Solomon Islands.

Travel Information
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Boat Charters   Photos   Scuba Diving   Watersports

Visas: In theory, visitors planning to stay less than three months don't require entry visas. In practice, seek advice from your nearest Solomon embassy if you are now, or have ever been, a member of a communist country, or if you're from the Indian subcontinent, Nauru or Kiribati. Visitor's permits can be extended for a further three months for a fee.
Health: It's tropical, so there's malaria. In addition, watch out for tuberculosis and gastric troubles. Water purity cannot be relied on, and the charming hookworm is endemic on the coast and in the countryside. Anyone arriving from central Africa or northern South America will require a vaccination certificate against yellow fever.