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Lomlom, Temotu Province

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Lomlom, Temotu Province

Lomlom airport is located in Reef Islands in the Temotu Province. Lomlom is the largest of the Reef Islands in the Solomon Islands. It is located in Temotu Province, measuring seven by four kilometres and separated from Fenualoa by a deep channel.The estimated terrain elevation above sea level is some 21 metres. Variant forms of the island's name are Fonofono and Lom lom.

Airport Name:

Lomlom Airport (LLM)

Province:

Temotu

Aircraft:

Twin otter (DH6)

Aircraft Transfer:

Lomlom airport transfer arrangement is available on arrival.

Population:

21,362 (census estimate 2009)

Main Industry:

The main industries for Lomlom are fishing Activities, root crops and farming.

Health Care:

Manuopo Health center is located in Lomlom Island in the Reef Islands.

Police:

Police station is located in Santa Cruz Island in the Provincial Capital. Phone (+677) 23666

Main Transport:

Main transport options include a boat ride or dugout canoes to the islands.

Taxis:

There are no taxis in Lomlom.

Internet:

No broadband and dial-up services in Lomlom.

Mobile phones:

There is mobile coverage in Lomlom.

ATMs:

No ATM banks at Lomlom.

Tours and Activities

Reef Island Hopping

Reef Island Hopping
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Stunning lagoons brimming with marine life, game fishing hotspots, stretches of reef, remote islands sprinkled with deserted beaches, crystalline caves, and many picturesque villages. Snorkel off the shore or for the more adventurous, explore the outer reefs and other fascinating islands by motorised canoe.

Reef Islander Life

Reef Islander Life
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Enjoy the pleasure of fishing, scuba diving, bird watching, canoeing, shell collecting or exploring the fascinating cultures in the local villages. Inter-island sailing using traditional craft called the tepuke enabled Reef Islanders to trade with larger islands. Learn about the local traditions or sit under the waving palms reading a book.

Attractions

Tinakula Volcano

Tinakula Volcano
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North of Nendo Island and 50 km to the west of the Reef Island group is the dormant volcano, Tinakula. Rising 2000ft from the ocean, the first recorded eruption of the volcano was in 1595 when Álvaro de Mendaña sailed past it. Periodic eruptions from the volcano are visible from the Reef Islands, and excursions are possible with a motorised boat.

Accommodation

Ngarando Island

Ngarando Island
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Escape from the hustle and bustle and explore Pigeon Island. There are basic units at the property that accommodate 6 guests in total. Experience islands hardly explored by tourism and amazing, authentic cultural encounters, reef islands, pristine waterways, marine life and white sandy beaches.