Incredible place, Casper is the kindest man who is invested in the history here. He’s working to improve the site and add more signage. Definitely chat with him if you can as he has a wealth of interesting knowledge about the wrecks on display.
Ian H.
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Great place . Several US planes that were shot down, or crash landed, plus various cannons and parts from both sides .
All found and transported to the private site by the owners Father from Around Solomon Islands.
Road there is terrible condition, but worth the drive. SBD100 entry worth it to preserve this stuff
Marek M.
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Great museum which should not be skipped while you are on Guadalcanal. There is a great owner - Casper, who will warmly welcome you and tell you a stories of his collection of metal war remnants. Garden itself is also very quiet and peaceful.
I hope many visitors will come here.
lyle D.
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Recently installed information plaques about the individual exhibits was an excellent addition, well worded and informative
Kris O.
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Small enough to visit and appreciate everything in an hour. Worth the drive from Honiara. Incredible pieces of history and a beautiful morning drive.
Halitesh D.
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Takes you back in time! Beautiful place! The road from Honiara City to the Museum is very bad. So if you are planning to visit this place, take a SUV! Entry fees is SBD $100. The place and the relics are beautifully displayed.
Kym B.
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Many U.S. planes of 1943 vintage, Grumman Wildcat, Corsair, mcDonnell Douglas, Mitsubishi Betty Bomber, and a couple Japanese planes, and many anti-aircraft guns. Most importantly, beautiful memorials to those fallen from USA, Japan, Fiji, Australia, and NZ. We’ll worth the 90-min drive from Honaria.
Jon M.
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I really enjoyed this museum. As others have said it's not your typical museum, rather more a collection of military relics in the jungle, but what made it come to life was the owner (Sylvia) who took her time to talk us through each of the exhibits and how it came to end up there. It's hard to find, and limited phone reception so head for the pin on the map and when you pass a white picket fence on your right it's about another 300m up the road down an old farm track and past some small shacks. Apparently they keep putting signs up for others to just pull down, oh well. Enjoy!
