We had a great dive here - on just one of the two wrecks. It was interesting, though broken up by the waves & environment, so difficult to make out through the coral.

The beach is some way out of town so need a vehicle to get there and must pay the locals on the gate money to enter to site. There is a shipwreck not far from shore which makes great diving. Would highly recommend always travelling in groups when venturing out of town areas.

Short shore entry diving or snorkelling to a WW11 wreck abundant with fish, corals and sponges plus of course snorkelling on the wreck of the transport ship

The water is warm and amazing, full of beautiful fish and the dive wrecks. Sit on the sand and read a mag, have a BBQ under the trees which are right there on the water's edge. Toilets are a bit "rustic" but you get that, it's a wonderful place to be. Probably not so nice in the wet season, make... More

Undisturbed or commercialise. Still looks and feel as it would have 20 years ago. Great little roadside markets as well o the way

The beach itself is quite average for a Solomon Islands beach, but the shipwreck is literally 10 metres off the shore and is very easy to swim to (and even climb on top of!). You must make sure you go on a clear non-windy day though, when the winds are high there are waves and you stand no chance of... More

This is one of the best night dive sites I have done both day and night dives are excellent plenly of fish life so much to see viz was great.

Dive sites both pretty good. Viz not as good as i expected. Some good penetrations.

Nice shore dives, easy to access but be prepared to have to pay the dude at the front gate, for whatever reason he feels he needs to be paid. Beware of theft in the car park area, has been a significant recent problem