Dive Gizo, Diving center on Gizo Island, Solomon Islands.
Dive Gizo is a diving center on Gizo Island in the Solomon Islands, providing access to around sixteen diving sites featuring coral reefs, underwater walls, and diverse marine life. The locations span clear tropical waters where divers can explore across expansive reef systems and deeper zones.
The island was occupied by Japanese forces during World War II, and several vessels were sunk during this period. These wrecks now rest on the seafloor and rank among the region's most popular diving sites.
Local Solomon Islander guides share their extensive knowledge of marine environments while leading diving expeditions to various underwater locations.
The center rents complete diving equipment and offers PADI certification courses for beginners and advanced divers. Daily boat trips to diving sites depart in the morning and return in the afternoon, with transport provided from the center.
The Toa Maru is a Japanese cargo vessel from World War II that rests at around 37 meters depth on the seafloor, allowing divers to explore authentic artifacts from that era. The wreck is well preserved and still displays details of the ship's original structure.
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