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Located in Oceania, the Solomon Islands are a sovereign country ruled by Queen Elizabeth II. While the islands have been inhabited for thousands of years, they were discovered by European explorers in 1568. A major World War II battle, the Battle of Guadalcanal, took place on the Solomon Islands between Japanese and American forces. Today, visitors staying at hotels in the Solomon Islands can enjoy the historical and cultural traditions of this tropical paradise.

The Solomon Islands are an archipelago consisting of many small islands. The islands range 930 miles apart from east to west. Guests seeking cheap hotel deals in the Solomon Islands will need to book reservations for several days in order to explore this vast territory.

Solomon Islands hotels offer some of the top views of the Pacific Ocean in the world. The unobstructed landscape lets guests take in the sandy beaches and observe the wonders of sea life from every direction.

Many Solomon Islands holiday packages include special excursions to neighboring islands for sightseeing and exploration. Visitors can relax and find shells on the beach, swim with the colorful fish, or look for native species such as the montane monkey-faced fruit bat, the Guadalcanal bow-fingered gecko, or the Schneider’s Surprise butterfly.

Because they are situated along the equator, the Solomon Islands have a humid, maritime climate. That means that all year long Solomon Islands hotel packages offer a warm place for tourists to escape. Many rooms include a private patio or balcony for relaxing and enjoying a cold drink. To find discount rates during popular travel times like Christmas and New Year's Day, book flight reservations to Solomon Island several months in advance on Expedia to obtain the best prices.

June through August is the drier season of the year, which makes it the ideal time to secure a cheap Solomon Islands hotel deal. When visiting the country, tourists will have the opportunity to try freshly caught fish, which is a staple food of islanders.

To get a thorough experience of the islands, be sure to visit Kwaio Village on Malaita Island and experience their traditional culture. This village is well off the traditional beaten path and is well worth a stop. Riba Cave, also on Malaita Island, is worthy of a vacation all on its own. Visitors will need to hire a private guide to get a tour of this phenomenal cave.