Things to do in Tulagi
Discover the best attractions and experiences Tulagi has to offer
Historic Monuments
Explore Tulagi's layers of history, from colonial relics to wartime remnants.
Tulagi Fort Ruins
Ruins and leftover batteries from WWII and earlier colonial defenses along the coast.
Old Tulagi Governor's House Ruins
Remnants of the colonial administration building with ocean views.
Tulagi Harbor War Relics
Scattered relics along the shoreline offer a glimpse into the island's wartime history.
Museums
Small collections that tell the island’s stories, from daily life to wartime memories.
Tulagi Local History Museum
A compact display of island life, colonial history, and family memories.
Nggela Islands Cultural Gallery
Exhibits on crafts, weaving, and traditional tools of the island.
Community Archive Corner
Village archive with photographs and documents from Tulagi’s past.
Religious Monuments
Historic churches and mission buildings dot the waterfront, reflecting island faith communities.
St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Tulagi
Historic church serving local communities since colonial times.
Catholic Mission Church, Tulagi
A focal point for local Catholic families with regular services.
Presbyterian Chapel Ruins
Quiet coastal chapel ruins offering sea breeze and history.
National & Theme Parks
Natural areas around Tulagi showcase mangroves, reefs, and rugged coastlines.
Florida Island Coastal Reserve
Protected coastal area with mangroves, birdlife, and calm coves.
Nggela Marine Reserve
Marine habitat ideal for snorkeling and discovering reef life.
Tulagi Beach Preserve
Accessible beach areas protecting nesting sites and sea life.
Neighborhoods
Explore small settlements and seaside hamlets that form Tulagi’s everyday life.
Tulagi Town Centre
Harborfront hub with local shops and friendly faces.
Matuatuo Village
Traditional village community near the harbour.
Haruai Settlement
Quiet coastal hamlet with sweeping sea views.
Free Things to Do
Enjoy Tulagi without spending a dime with these simple pleasures.
Sunset Walk along Tulagi Harbour
Stroll the waterfront as colors change over the water.
Beachcombing on Small Coves
Stroll along quiet coves collecting shells and admiring the coastline.
Photography Stroll through Village Lanes
Capture daily life and sea views along winding paths.
Gastronomy
Sample fresh seafood and traditional Solomon Islands flavors.
Local seafood platter
Fresh fish and shellfish caught nearby, prepared simply with tropical flavors.
Coconut crab tasting
Succulent crab meat highlighted with coconut and lime (where available).
Cassava, taro and greens with fish
Hearty, traditional island staples served in villages and guesthouses.
Nightlife
Evenings bring music, storytelling, and relaxed gatherings by the sea.
Village dance evenings
Live performances of traditional dances at community events.
Beachfront grilled fish gatherings
Casual nights with friends, music, and fresh seafood.
Acoustic nights at a guesthouse
Low-key performances by visiting musicians and locals.
Entertainment
Cultural performances and storytelling bring Tulagi’s heritage to life.
Cultural dance performances
Traditional dances showcasing island heritage.
Village storytelling
Elders share legends and local history by the sea.
Sea shanty gatherings
Songs and singing sessions reflecting island maritime life.
Sports
Water-based adventures and active pursuits around Tulagi.
Snorkeling along Tulagi Harbor Reef
Visible coral and tropical fish near calm, protected waters.
Kayaking the Florida Island coast
Paddle along mangroves and crystal-clear bays.
Deep-sea fishing from Tulagi pier
Try your luck with local game fish while enjoying the views.
Off the Track
Venture beyond the usual highlights for authentic experiences.
Village garden visit
Learn tropical gardening and use of local crops.
Shell weaving demonstration
Crafting session with local artisans using ocean finds.
Coastal lookout hike
Short hike to a secluded viewpoint over Tulagi and sea.