Things to do & places to visit in Munda, Solomon Islands

Munda #2 destination in Solomon Islands 2023. The average rating score is 4.83 based on 130 traveler reviews, of 10 attractions. Timezone: Pacific/Guadalcanal, current date and time: Friday, May 10, 2024, 15:23.

Top things to do (12)

• Stand Up Paddleboarding
• Cultural Tours
• Points of Interest & Landmarks
• Eco Tours
• Scuba & Snorkelling
• Water Sports
• Geologic Formations
• Historic Sites
• Battlefields
• Islands
• Bodies of Water
• Reefs

Top places to visit (20 attractions)

1. 5.0 Dive Munda (91 reviews)
   - Dive Munda
   Cultural Tours • Scuba & Snorkelling • Water Sports • Eco Tours • Stand Up Paddleboarding
   
   
   A great learn to dive for me .Awesome staff with plenty of patience And absolutely beautiful spots to dive . My experience was one I will never forget See more..
   
2. 5.0 Mushroom Island (Tomba Tuni) (3 reviews)
   - Great Dive Site
   Islands
   
   
   We had a lovely wall dive at Tomba Tuni. Even though the rain squalls had reduced visibility we saw lots. We had a white tip shark cruise past, barracuda, trevally, jacks and sweetlips.. The wall itself is just magic with so much colour and life. We were so impressed with the huge barrel sponges and gorgonian fern corals, one of which had a tiny Pygmy Seahorse. Lots of colourful butterflyfish, elusive angelfish and the ever defensive anenomefish. We also had our surface interval on Tomba Tuni Island under the shade of the big old coconut palms. See more..
   
3. 5.0 Dive Munda (91 reviews)
   - Dive Munda
   Cultural Tours • Scuba & Snorkelling • Water Sports • Eco Tours • Stand Up Paddleboarding
   
   
   A great learn to dive for me .Awesome staff with plenty of patience And absolutely beautiful spots to dive . My experience was one I will never forget See more..
   
4. 5.0 Mushroom Island (Tomba Tuni) (3 reviews)
   - Great Dive Site
   Islands
   
   
   We had a lovely wall dive at Tomba Tuni. Even though the rain squalls had reduced visibility we saw lots. We had a white tip shark cruise past, barracuda, trevally, jacks and sweetlips.. The wall itself is just magic with so much colour and life. We were so impressed with the huge barrel sponges and gorgonian fern corals, one of which had a tiny Pygmy Seahorse. Lots of colourful butterflyfish, elusive angelfish and the ever defensive anenomefish. We also had our surface interval on Tomba Tuni Island under the shade of the big old coconut palms. See more..
   
5. 4.5 Roviana Lagoon (10 reviews)
   - Placid, mysterious, historic. Traffic throughout the day from dugouts being paddled slowly homeward to powerful engines
   Bodies of Water
   
   
   The highway from the Roviana to Munda and beyond. The lagoon teems with fish, great dive spots and mysterious bush-clad tributories flowing from the interior See more..
   
6. 4.5 Shark Point (9 reviews)
   - Shark Point Attracts the Big Stuff
   Geologic Formations
   
   
   We went diving at Shark Point during our recent trip to Munda. Unfortunately, there was quite a rain event happening while we were there and the visibility was not the best. We still had a fabulous dive, nevertheless seeing three white tip sharks and a large school of Barracuda. There were lots of bait fish and trevally. It was lovely seeing all the Angelfish and Butterflyfish along the wall as well as numerous anemone fish. See more..
   
7. 4.5 Tetepare (6 reviews)
   - This is nature and humanity united
   Islands
   
   
   The Tetepare Descendents' Association (TDA) represents all the customary landowners of Tetepare Island, the largest uninhabited island in the south Pacific. They run an eco-tourism resort on one tip of the unspoiled island. Warfare, magic or famine drove the inhabitants away over a hundred years ago, but bloodlines strongly tie them to the island still. They came together in the 90s to save the island from being logged. Its website is www.tetepare.org. There you will find lots of lovely photos and more information. Visit the island and see endangered species like leatherback turtles, and unique ones like the Tetepare White Eye. Live in a lovely leaf house and sample gorgeous local food. Meet friendly Tetepare people and find out more. It is just paradise on earth. See more..
   
8. 4.5 Peter Joseph WWII Museum (3 reviews)
   - What a blast
   Spent 1-2 hours Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Battlefields
   So we met peter What a collection of war relics Very knowledgeable a testament to keeping the history alive Really enjoyed our time there See more..
   
9. 4.5 Roviana Lagoon (10 reviews)
   - Placid, mysterious, historic. Traffic throughout the day from dugouts being paddled slowly homeward to powerful engines
   Bodies of Water
   
   
   The highway from the Roviana to Munda and beyond. The lagoon teems with fish, great dive spots and mysterious bush-clad tributories flowing from the interior See more..
   
10. 4.5 Shark Point (9 reviews)
    - Shark Point Attracts the Big Stuff
    Geologic Formations
    
    
    We went diving at Shark Point during our recent trip to Munda. Unfortunately, there was quite a rain event happening while we were there and the visibility was not the best. We still had a fabulous dive, nevertheless seeing three white tip sharks and a large school of Barracuda. There were lots of bait fish and trevally. It was lovely seeing all the Angelfish and Butterflyfish along the wall as well as numerous anemone fish. See more..
    
11. 4.5 Tetepare (6 reviews)
    - This is nature and humanity united
    Islands
    
    
    The Tetepare Descendents' Association (TDA) represents all the customary landowners of Tetepare Island, the largest uninhabited island in the south Pacific. They run an eco-tourism resort on one tip of the unspoiled island. Warfare, magic or famine drove the inhabitants away over a hundred years ago, but bloodlines strongly tie them to the island still. They came together in the 90s to save the island from being logged. Its website is www.tetepare.org. There you will find lots of lovely photos and more information. Visit the island and see endangered species like leatherback turtles, and unique ones like the Tetepare White Eye. Live in a lovely leaf house and sample gorgeous local food. Meet friendly Tetepare people and find out more. It is just paradise on earth. See more..
    
12. 4.5 Peter Joseph WWII Museum (3 reviews)
    - What a blast
    Spent 1-2 hours Historic Sites • Points of Interest & Landmarks • Battlefields
    So we met peter What a collection of war relics Very knowledgeable a testament to keeping the history alive Really enjoyed our time there See more..
    
13. 4.0 Kashi Maru (7 reviews)
    - Nice WWII Wreck Dive
    Reefs
    
    
    This 700 ton Japanese freighter is a great dive for groups of four or more. See more..
    
14. 4.0 Rainbow Passage (1 review)
    - Soft Coral Capital
    Reefs
    incredible array of Soft Corals (at least 15 different colours) The White wall is amazing and has some great nudis on it. great diving very close to the accommodation at Dolphin Bay Divers Retreat. Diving and accom very reasonably priced. See more..
    
15. 4.0 Kashi Maru (7 reviews)
    - Nice WWII Wreck Dive
    Reefs
    
    
    This 700 ton Japanese freighter is a great dive for groups of four or more. See more..
    
16. 4.0 Rainbow Passage (1 review)
    - Soft Coral Capital
    Reefs
    incredible array of Soft Corals (at least 15 different colours) The White wall is amazing and has some great nudis on it. great diving very close to the accommodation at Dolphin Bay Divers Retreat. Diving and accom very reasonably priced. See more..
    
17. Langarana Island (0 review)
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18. Haepe Pinnacle (0 review)
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19. Langarana Island (0 review)
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20. Haepe Pinnacle (0 review)
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