Bilikiki

There are ten spacious deluxe cabins, each featuring its own en suite bathroom, as well as a comfortable lounge, spacious sundeck and camera area.

Bilikiki offers either seven- or 14-night cruises with divers enjoying up to four dives a day as well as the option of night diving. The Solomon Islands is home to some of the least explored, pristine sites in the world so expect to see a huge variety of underwater habitats, with caves, wrecks, coral gardens and so much more. Not to forget huge schools of tropical fish, meandering sharks and World War Two wrecks. Macro diving fans will be spoilt rotten by the array of colourful nudibranchs alongside pygmy seahorses, coral hermit crabs and crocodile fish, which are seen on nearly every trip.

Surface intervals can be spent snorkelling in the shallow waters surrounding the islands, stand-up paddle boarding and fishing; for an insight into the local culture, guests can also set two feet on dry land to visit the local villages.