Temotu is a province of islands with distinct worlds of their own. Nendö holds Lata, while farther out Tikopia and Anuta carry distinct Polynesian traditions. The sea is never far away.
Landmark4.6/5
Anuta
Anuta feels close-knit, with life shaped by the sea and gardens. About 300 people live on this remote Polynesian outlier in the Solomon Islands. Work and resources are shared across an extended community.
Landmark4.4/5
Nendo
Cafe4.3/5
Cafe Bliss
This cafe pulls espresso on a proper machine and blends fruit juices to order. Breakfast runs all day, with its menu written on the wall.
Eat3.7/5
The Terrace
Hotel restaurant serving Indian dishes with rice as a separate course.
Eat4.7/5
Taste & Traditions
Drink5/5
Bisivotu beach pub
Eat5/5
The Tu Restaurant & Bar
Stay4.6/5
Vanita Motel & Restaurant
Dockside motel and restaurant with a small bar and island food.
Stay4.5/5
Ngarando Island Resort
Lomlom island resort with clear blue water. Snorkeling starts right off the resort.
Stay4.4/5
Tavanipupu Island Resort
Honiara's island resort has bungalows beside a small sandy beach, where the water barely ripples. Nylon netting separates rooms from the outdoors.
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