Gizo
Gizo, Western Province, Solomon Islands
Gizo is a small tropical town on Ghizo Island in the Western Province of the Solomon Islands, serving as the provincial capital and one of the country’s main tourism and service hubs. It has a population of around 6,000 to 7,000 people and lies roughly 370–380 kilometers northwest of the national capital, Honiara, on a scenic bay surrounded by palm‑fringed islands and coral reefs. The town is known for its relaxed island atmosphere, lively waterfront market, and easy access to world‑class diving, snorkeling, and fishing, including famous sites such as WWII shipwrecks and the nearby Kennedy Island. Gizo also functions as the chief administrative and commercial center for the Western Province, with regular flights and shipping links connecting it to the rest of the Solomon Islands and supporting both local trade and visitors.
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Gizo, Solomon Islands
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