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The Solomon Islands are comprised of over 900 mainly uninhabited islands, which few tourists or travelers have ever ventured to visit. This is the only destination in the Pacific that has not been widely opened for tourism, so development is at a minimum. While primarily populated by native Melanesians, there are also large numbers of Polynesian and Micronesian races who are also citizens. This gives visitors a thoroughly Pacific experience as all of the various cultures from the different races remain intact. There are over 75 native languages in use in the Solomons, but people of all islands communicate in Pidgin (a slang form of English which is quite easy to pick up) and in English. For more information on Solomon Islands, visit the Solomon Islands Visitors Bureau website. |
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