Scattered across nearly a thousand islands between Papua New Guinea and Vanuatu, the Solomon Islands remain one of the South Pacific's last true frontiers, home to Marovo, the world's largest saltwater lagoon, to WWII wrecks resting in gin-clear water and to villages where custom life continues largely unchanged. Luxury here is measured in privacy and access rather than marble: a handful of polished waterfront hotels in Honiara and a few exquisite island retreats reached only by light aircraft and boat.
Honiara's leading waterfront hotel, built on the former Governor General's residence and set in five acres of beachfront gardens.
A contemporary waterfront resort and casino on the edge of Honiara, with ocean-view rooms and villas that come with private decks and jacuzzis.
