行程 Tours

Take a 30-minute cruise to the Central Province North Line to Roderick Bay to see the forgotten giant "MS World Discoverer" — a half-sunken luxury ocean liner abandoned after an accident in 2000. Snorkel around the hull, hike to local villages, and experience authentic coastal life before returning to Raiders Hotel.

After breakfast, take a pickup truck to visit WWII memorials on Tulagi Island — go to the highest point, No.1 House (British Consulate) for a panoramic coffee view. Afternoon: snorkel and kayak in the hotel bay, or explore Makabo Island opposite, safe for all levels with colorful corals, shipwrecks, Japanese bunkers, air-raid shelters and anti-landing fortifications.

After breakfast, venture into pristine mangrove forests reminiscent of Avatar — bird watching and hands-on crab and grouper trapping. Visit coastal tribal villages with a local guide, learn basket weaving and jungle crafts from natural materials. Buy freshly-caught live blue crabs. Return for lunch, then enjoy the afternoon with boating, fishing, or relaxing on the beach.

A half-day boat ride (~30 min) to Mandoleana — where white sand, seashells and hermit crabs scatter among swaying coconut trees. The lush tropical jungle is home to coconut crabs and the rare Megapode bird. Snorkel in warm crystal waters, explore this uninhabited paradise, and forget about time. No modern disturbances — only you, the sea, and the sand. Suggested: Seafood BBQ lunch.

After breakfast, take a yacht to Savo Island (~1 hour), watching hundreds of dolphin families along the way — or board a special boat to swim with them. Visit well-preserved traditional leaf-woven village houses, learn to make coconut oil, copra and coconut soap. Spot the rare Megapode bird that hatches eggs in sun-warmed beach sand. Hike the extinct volcano (~20 min) and enjoy natural hot springs, boiled spring eggs, taro and sweet potatoes.

Marawagi Island — about a 30-minute boat ride from the hotel — boasts pristine white sand beaches and open waters, making it a great place to learn surfing. The island also features lush mangrove forests; follow the locals to find fresh seafood like coconut crabs and blue crabs, or try your luck with a fishing rod and hope for a big catch.

Uninhabited Island Camping — Makambo Island is a private island just opposite the hotel (~2-min boat ride). Pitch your own tent, cook your own food, go fishing, and forget about time. Experience the undisturbed life of an island owner for a day. Fresh water, solar lights, cooking utensils and basic necessities provided. Tents and snorkelling gear rentable from hotel; BBQ ingredients available for purchase.