Japanese Zero, Solomon Islands

Explore a Historic WWII Wreck in Shallow, Clear Waters

Visit the well-preserved Japanese Zero, now home to resident lionfish and perfect for underwater photography.

The Japanese Zero is a fascinating WWII wreck resting in just 9 metres of water, making it accessible for both divers and snorkellers. Easily visible from the surface on clear days, this site is a favourite for underwater photographers and history enthusiasts alike. Resident lionfish and colourful reef life have made the wreck their home, adding a vibrant touch to this piece of wartime history.

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Japanese Zero, Solomon Islands

Explore a Historic WWII Wreck in Shallow, Clear Waters

Visit the well-preserved Japanese Zero, now home to resident lionfish and perfect for underwater photography.

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