TULAGI
Tulagi is reached by boat, which departs Honiara and takes approximately 50 minutes crossing the famous "Iron Bottom Sound" to reach Tulagi wharf. Looking for a good mis of incredible wrecks and stunning reefs? Here you'll find seaplanes, a mine sweeper, oil tanker and the spectacular American destroyer " The Aaron Ward". The unspoilt reefs feature soft corals, drop offs, huge fans, giant sponges and are all packed with an abundance of tropical marine life.

VANITA MOTEL
Vanita Motel is clean and comfortable, offering both dormitory and ensuite rooms. Restaurant and bar facilities adjoin the lodge or you can make use of the BBQ facilities. The Lodge is situated across the road from the Tulagi wharf and offers single or twin share accommodation. All rooms have power and ceiling fans, 2 rooms have private facilities, the rest dormitory style accommodation with shared facilities (no hot water).

TULAGI DIVE
Tulagi Dive has a well equipped dive shop, with highly trained professional staff that will ensure that your every need is met. In the beautiful waters around Tulagi some of the worlds best diving can be found, from pristine reefs to spectacular WWII wrecks. The “Twin Tunnels”, only 10 minutes away, is one of the best reef dives to be found anywhere on the globe. A coral platform rising from 70 meters to 12 meters at is top and approximately 120 meters in diameter, two natural tubes plunge down from the reef top to meet in a common cavern that then exits onto the reef wall. Leaving the cavern to the reef wall, you are met by a myriad of baitfi sh, which attract the large pelagic feeders - kingfi sh, tuna and shark. After watching this amazing spectacle, you return to the top of the reef, where a kaleidoscope of coral and reef fish, huge anemones, and more colour than you can imagine awaits.

Images courtesy of Kapiti Underwater Club, Paraparaumu Beach, New Zealand.