Uepi Island ResortNestled between lush tropical rainforest and the stunning Uepi Lagoon, six island-luxe beach houses offer a perfect blend of comfort and natural beauty. Designed to be light, bright and spacious, each beach house celebrates traditional Solomon Island architecture and comes with its own leaf house, complete with stand-up paddleboards, kayaks, lounge chairs, and hammocks. Menus are thoughtfully crafted daily to cater to a wide range of dietary needs, and include the freshest seafood and produce straight from the source.
There are world class diving sites within ten minutes' boat ride of the resort, exceptional snorkelling right off the jetty and sustainable fishing trips targeting abundant pelagic species. Land-based activities include guided walks through pristine rain forest, private beach picnics, Uepi's weekly carver’s market and authentic Marovo village experiences. |
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Driftwood LodgeSituated on Gatokae Island, at the gateway of the Marovo Lagoon in the Western Province, Driftwood Lodge is surrounded by pristine oceanic beauty. With an incredible 100-meter blue water drop-off right at the doorstep, this truly is an unparalleled eco-off-grid experience.
Offering three unique accommodation styles — Driftwood Main House (sleeps 6), and two newly built bungalows, Sleeping Coconut (sleeps 4) and Fire Fly (sleeps 2), positioned metres from the shoreline amongst tropical jungle gardens. All twin and queen rooms have private ensuites. Packages include three meals a day, a private cook, village guide, housekeeper and full laundry service. Snorkel gear is free. Paid activities include free diving, spear and line fishing (boat hire and experienced local skippers available) canoeing, waterfalls, and cultural village experiences. |
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Evis ResortEvis Resort is located on Nggatirana Island, a picturesque 15Ha private island in the south Nono Lagoon, just a half-hour boat trip from Seghe. A recently installed cell tower on the coast of neighbouring Vanguna Island provides an excellent signal and good communication.
The property incorporates premium beachside bungalows, each with its own shower-room / WC and king-sized bed, plus balcony overlooking the lagoon. One of these is wheelchair accessible. A large central restaurant offers a well-prepared menu largely based on local fish and lobster (vegetarian or vegan meals are also available). The resort is ideal for relaxing and exploring the area, for snorkelling on the home reef or on one of the many reef islands. Take a boat trip to Marovo Lagoon and the Zaira conservation area, or kayak across to Bopo Village with its pre-historic carvings on Rondo Hill. |
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