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Hotels in Honiara
Honiara offers a range of accommodation options for visitors, from established hotels like Solomon Kitano Mendana Hotel and King Solomon Hotel to boutique properties such as Heritage Park Hotel, Rock Haven Inn, and Coral Sea Resort & Casino. Whether you're visiting on business or leisure, you'll find suitable lodging across the city. See all hotels →
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Climate snapshot
Honiara experiences a tropical climate typical of the Pacific region. The city enjoys warm conditions year-round, with seasonal variations in rainfall and humidity patterns.
Interesting Facts About Honiara — Weird & Wonderful
- Honiara became a capital territory in 1983, comprising a 22 square-kilometre metropolitan area with self-governing status similar to a province.
- The city is served by Honiara International Airport and Point Cruz seaport, making it a major transport hub for Solomon Islands.
- Honiara lies along the Kukum Highway and retained its role as capital of Guadalcanal Province even after becoming a separate capital territory.
Frequently Asked Questions About Honiara
What is the population of Honiara?
As of 2019, Honiara had a population of 129,569 people, making it the largest city in Solomon Islands.
How do I get to Honiara?
Honiara International Airport and the seaport of Point Cruz serve the city, providing access for international visitors and cargo.
Where is Honiara located?
Honiara is located on the northwestern coast of Guadalcanal in Solomon Islands, in the Pacific region.
What is Honiara's administrative status?
In 1983, Honiara was proclaimed a capital territory with self-governing status akin to a province, while also serving as capital of Guadalcanal Province.