• Solomon Islands Memorial Garden - This tour begins at the Solomon Islands Memorial Garden, situated east of Honiara at Henderson Field, the site of the Battle of Guadalcanal. The garden is a serene place for reflection on the events of WWII. It features candle trees and various plaques commemorating soldiers who lost their lives in the Solomon Islands during the war. The beautifully arranged plaques create a poignant atmosphere, evoking a sense of sadness as visitors remember the past. There are no graves here; the site is simple, peaceful, and lush. Visitors can take photos, ask questions, sit on benches, and reflect or pause for a moment of silence to honor the fallen. It’s a moment to express gratitude. Please remove any head coverings upon entry. Admission is free, and the garden can accommodate over twenty people.

• Holy Cross Cathedral - The next stop is Holy Cross Cathedral, located centrally in Honiara on a hill near the Town Council office. This is a place of worship for Roman Catholics on Sundays. Visitors can leave the vehicle to explore the cathedral, converse with the local priest if available, and take photographs.

• The National Parliament - Known locally as the “round haus,” the National Parliament is situated on Vaivaridge Hill. Visitors can tour the parliament house when no meetings are in session and take photos. The tour guide will provide a brief history of the current and past governments.

• Solomon Islands National Museum - At this stop, the tour guide will accompany visitors to the museum, where they can explore, take photos, and chat with the caretaker.

• Sir Jacob Vouza Monument - Sir Jacob Vouza, a native hero of Guadalcanal during WWII, is honored with a monument in front of the Police Headquarters in Rove, West Honiara. Visitors can take photos and inquire about the statue.

• National Art Gallery - The National Art Gallery in Honiara showcases a diverse array of arts and crafts from the Solomon Islands. Items for sale include carvings, local jewelry, handbags, shopping bags, clothing, and more. Local eateries are also available. Visitors can take photos and purchase items from local vendors.

• Solomon Scouts & Coastwatchers Memorial - Situated near the seaport in Honiara, this monument commemorates the bravery of scouts and coastwatchers who provided crucial intelligence to the Allies during WWII. Visitors can take photos and learn about their contributions.

• Honiara Central Market - Located in the heart of Honiara, the Central Market is the city’s busiest spot. Farmers from Guadalcanal and nearby provinces gather here to sell their produce. Visitors can find fresh vegetables, fruits, and root crops, and sample local fruits like green coconut, peanuts, and yellow bananas. Purchases are also possible.

• Kokonut Pacific Solomon Islands - Visitors can tour the local coconut oil factory, known for producing the famous Kosi products (body oil, hair oil, body lotion, mosquito repellent) and local chocolate products made from raw cocoa fruits.

• Admission fees
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• All fees and/or taxes

• Bottled water
• Lunch
• Snacks

This tour offers a scenic journey through Honiara City, highlighting key landmarks, cathedrals, shopping centers, and the central market. Travelers have the opportunity to ask questions, take photos, request directions, and make brief stops during the tour.

A local tour guide will give a concise overview of the sites, respond to inquiries, and translate from Pidgin to English if necessary. This is a round-trip tour with provided pickup and drop-off services.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.