Tetepare was amazing and a big highlight of our holiday. We went snorkelling with dugongs, swimming with turtles, saw stingrays, crocodiles and coconut crabs. As well as feeding the sharks and hundreds of fish. We went on a lovely bush walk and even went to the nearby island of Rendova for a sunday church service. My children (aged 3,5 and... More

rent a mask and you will find: dugongs, turtles, sharks, rays, big and curious fishes without fear, crocodiles ... just like heaven in the sea! the isalnd itself is full of birds and primal forest. and there is a very small pristine beach with two hammock. the perfect place to relax and enjoy the nature. More

Our team of nine have just returned from a fabulous Solomons ADVENTURE, the most amazing experience of which was a two night visit to Tetepare Island Eco-Lodge. Get there as soon as you can, before the word gets out !!! Dudongs, turtles, sharks and crocodiles, not to mention giant monitor lizards, crabs and snakes, spiders and gheckoes as well -... More

Its all true, terribly late boat transfers, basic ammenities, snakes in your hut, weird sounds in the night BUT if you want to visit a beautiful & raw island, be surrounded by fireflies and thousands of stars, snorkel with Dugongs then this is a great place to visit. Definitely not for everyone, dont expect luxury (and bring a torch). The... More

My wife and I and our 7 year old son just recently returned from a week in The Solomon Islands as part of our Australasian Adventure as well like to call it. In Februray 2011, we flew from Brisbane to Honiara in the Solomons. We missed our connection out of Honiara to Munda and ended up spending a night in... More

This place was just amazing, beautiful and scary all at once. Arrived from Munda via a 3 hour boat journey in a tinny with a small outboard motor on the High Seas of the South Pacific which was pretty hairy. Be warned this place is not for the faint-hearted and pretty basic too - no flush loo and one cold... More

Tetepare was an unforgettable highlight of our 6 month trip in the South Pacific. It's a unique eco-tourist haven, brimming with wildlife, marine life and fauna and utterly unmissable if you can cope with a more basic lifestyle for a few days. It only has solar power and that's limited and there's no cold beer, but the staff will make... More

We travelled to the Solomons in July 2009, and booked a seven night stay at Tetepare. We flew from Gizo to Munda - Munda is a very small village - but unfortunately no one was there to meet us. This was probably the only negative point in our whole stay - we understand that there were problems with the booking... More

This place was just crazy. A two to three hour boat ride from Munda and we were there. The rainforrest was unlike any I have seen, the vines were literally so thick that you couldnt see the trees. This eco lodge perched on a small knoll 100 metres from a protected lagoon that is literally over flowing with marine creaures... More