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There are innumerable Tourist Attractions in Malaita Island, which are sure to make your tours to the land fun-filled and truly enjoyable. Some of the places to visit in Malaita Island are Low Isles Reef, Are Are Lagoon, the villages of Mana'afe, Aumea and Uru, and Busu Cultural Village, just to name a few. Your are sure to enjoy your holiday while visiting the Tourist Attractions in Malaita Island.

Malaita Island is situated in the Malaita Province, Solomon Islands. Being the largest island of the province, Malaita Island has a population of 140,000. This is a mountainous island, which features rivers and tropical forests. Sightseeing in Malaita Island is sure to grab your attention. The Tourist Attractions in Malaita Island that are a must see on your tour to the land are:


Lagoons in Malaita Island The most important lagoons in Malaita island are Are Are Lagoon and Langa Langa Lagoon. The latter are artificial islands, which is a home to shark callers. These islands feature Laulasi, which has extensive spirit houses that have high-pitched roofs. You can travel to Langa Langa Lagoon from Honiara or Auki.

Busu Cultural Village A trip to Busu Cultural Village is sure to add excitement to your Malaita tour. You will see cultural demonstrations here.

Lilisiana This village houses a culture that is unique and has its origins from Langa Langa lagoon. Lilisiana is famous for its golden beaches as well as being manufacturers of shell money.

Low Isles Reef Low Isles Reef, which is located in close proximity to Port Douglas Queensland, extends to an area of 200 hectares or 100 acres reef lagoon. This reef houses more than 100 different species. They include turtles, angel and butterfly fish, dugongs, giant clams, and parrots. You can indulge in snorkeling, trekking and biking here.

Ferasubua Village This man-made island is a must see on your Malaita Island tour. The island is located at the eastern tip of Lau Lagoon, in close prolixity to Ataa Cove. History states that it was the old warrior, Marukua from the Walo tribe of the Morodo Clan, built this island. After he migrated, several tribesmen continued with the construction and it finally grew to form a village.

The other Tourist Attractions in Malaita Island are:

• Auki
• Aofia, Mae'aena, Anoano and Alite
• Mana'afe, Aumea and Uru