Agnes Lodge Munda
Munda, Solomon Islands
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A quiet Sunday
Leaving our island for the Gizo airport (another island!) our boat captain sets his lure for some early morning fishing action. Whilst we do not attract a bite this gentle fishing expedition is a pleasant way to pass time whilst we await our plane.
Solomon Airlines are renowed as being unreliable. This morning our plane arrives 40 minutes …
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Cyclone Atu
... set on the edge of the lagoon is watertight. Sleeping fitfully we awake to further rain.
A little kayaking is possible in the afternoon, although with the slight breeze, maintaining control is challenging. Without the blue skies we have become accustomed to our activities are limited and we use the day to plan our next adventures in PNG and ...
Our own little island
Lola Island in Vona Vona Lagoon is our hideaway for the next few days. As the only guests at the resort we have the entire island to ourselves.
Life here consists of swimming, kayaking and snorkelling. We soon see the 'local' Black Tip sharks. Swimming in the shallows they appear to be on beach patrol, making sure that our slice of paradise is not ...
Wall, wreck and manta diving
Today, we made our first dives of the trip. It felt great to be back underwater. Both Trey and I had forgotten what moderate nitrogen narcosis felt like!!
Our first day was at Joe's wall – a forest of fern coral, color changing octopi and brightly colored reef fish. At 90ft we floated over the seemingly bottomless, dark blue abyss, as the current pulled us past an ever-changing psychedelic, underwater landscape that seemed almost alien ...
Fresh fruit and island exploration
... place.
The SB Bar at Sanbis is perhaps the resorts best feature. Standing proud on the reef it provides a 180° view of the lagoon. The beers are cold, the breeze welcome and as a location for pool it is second to none. As needlefish leap from the lagoon and light from the full moon shimmers across the lagoon we reflect that this is the Solomon Island experience that all its visitors should ...



