Honiara and Iron Bottom Sound · Solomon Islands Liveaboard Circuit · Tulagi and Florida Islands
A wall dive along the northern side of the island, dropping to around 50 m. The site is known for its structure and is often dived as a drift, scanning both the wall and open water for passing pelagic life. Gorgonian sea fans are abundant, and large banana nudibranchs are commonly seen. Grey reef and blacktip reef sharks may be encountered below 20 m, with eagle rays and schools of tuna and mackerel cruising past.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Current is used for drift diving; plan for depth and be prepared for shark encounters.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
A wall drift dive to about 50 m, combining wall structure with blue-water searching for pelagic wildlife.
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Tulagi technical wreck with clear water, barracuda, and deep hull structure.

Shallow coral garden rolling into a fishy wall.

Current-swept mound reef with reef-hook action.