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A typical visitor uses roughly 300MB to 1GB a day: offline maps, messaging lodges and boat operators, and sending photos home in the evening. If you dive and upload video every night, budget closer to 2GB a day, and add more again if other people in your group tether off your line.

도착하면 할 일

The main gateway is Honiara International (HIR) on Guadalcanal, with international flights mostly from Brisbane, Port Moresby and Nadi. Domestic strips travellers actually use are Munda (MUA), Gizo (GZO) and Auki (AKS). The other genuine entry point is the sea: passenger ships leave Honiara wharf for Malaita and the Western Province. Get your line attached at HIR before the domestic connection, because onward legs almost always need a call or message to confirm.

전파가 달라지는 곳

Coverage is densest in Honiara and along the north coast of Guadalcanal, then in the provincial towns — Gizo, Munda, Auki and Kirakira. Once you leave those for coastal villages, the Marovo Lagoon, Choiseul, Rennell and Bellona, or the far eastern Temotu province, service thins to nothing for a day at a time, and there is effectively none while a boat is out in open water. Download maps, tickets and any document you need onto the phone before you leave a provincial centre.

여행자들이 궁금해하는 도시

• Honiara: Capital and domestic flight hub; you will check flight and boat times here every morning.
• Gizo: Diving base for the Western Province; usable in town, thin once you head out to the reefs.
• Munda: Gateway to the Marovo Lagoon and wartime sites, with a runway that takes larger aircraft.
• Auki: Main town on Malaita, reached by light aircraft or the ferry from Honiara.
• Kirakira: Makira provincial centre; quiet, with limited online services on the ground.

출발 전 설치해야 할 앱

• Facebook and Messenger, where boat operators and lodges post real updates
• WhatsApp for guides, boat crews and dive lodges
• Google Maps with the areas saved offline before you leave Honiara
• Windy for wind and swell before an inter-island crossing