Backpacking or travelling in the Solomon Islands?

• The (more than 900!!) Solomon Islands are good for both the active traveller and the nature seeker. On these beautiful volcanic islands you will find ancient jungles, beautiful beaches and a wonderful, biodiverse sea, but you can also enjoy many active sports. It is an undertaking to travel around, but because of that you will also find less tourists and more adventure.
• Activities to spot: dive at Iron Bottom Sound; relax and explore on Tetepare Island; visit Skull Island and learn about the cultural history; walk on Kolombangara; buy local crafts at the Honiara Market; snorkel and kayak through the Marovo Lagoon - the largest saltwater lagoon in the world; learn traditional dance and music from the locals in Malaita; surf in Gizo; dive in natural mud baths on Savo Island.
• Animal spotting: dugongs, giant turtles, lionfish, reef sharks, tropical birds, sea snakes, dolphins, whales etc.
• Food spotting: kokoda, roasted breadfruit, taro in coconut milk, fresh papaya and mango, lobster, sago pudding, cassava chips, coconut water.

Study in the Solomon Islands?

• There are limited study opportunities in the Solomon Islands. You can focus on the unique ecosystems, tourism and agriculture.
• Study city: Honiara.
• Language: English.

Internships in the Solomon Islands?

• There are internship opportunities in the Solomon Islands. Think of maritime internships, internships in the field of technology and internships in the field of marine nature conservation.
• Competencies: flexibility, cooperation with different cultures, independence.

Volunteering in the Solomon Islands?

• Think of volunteering in the field of education, youth work, tourism, infrastructure and nature conservation.

Working in Solomon Islands?

• There are several types of jobs available in the Solomon Islands. Think of work in tourism, education or conservation. You can also find work in tech and construction.

Working as a digital nomad in Solomon Islands?

• The Solomon Islands are not very popular for digital nomads. The internet is unreliable, slow and quite expensive. There are also few facilities available.
• Favorite locations: resorts in Honiara or Gizo with WiFi.

Living in Solomon Islands?

• The Solomon Islands are a dream for nature lovers and adventurers. Life is simple, but with the right attitude and a love of peace and nature, you can build something nice here.
• Education: there are several private schools in Honiara.
• Safety: generally safe.
• Culture: the people are friendly and warm. It is important to know that the culture is strongly patriarchal and that men mainly hang out with men and women with women.
• Please note: the cost of imported goods is high, medical facilities are limited and island life can feel isolating.
• Health insurance: basic care is available, but more complex care requires medical evacuation. Make sure you have your own comprehensive health insurance.