Koviki Corsair (Wreck)

Explore the breathtaking underwater world at our dive site in the Western Solomon Islands. Descend 29 meters to discover the remarkable F4U-1 Corsair resting gracefully on pristine white sand. Despite its depth, the aircraft remains fully intact with minimal coral growth, making it a perfect subject for stunning underwater photography. Enjoy a visibility of 25 meters, providing optimal conditions for capturing mesmerizing images.

As you explore this underwater wonderland, be on the lookout for the giant Grouper that has made this Corsair its home. Additionally, keep your eyes peeled for the elusive Napoleon Wrasse, often spotted near the plane. In the company of these fascinating creatures, you may even catch a glimpse of schools of Barracuda gracefully passing by.

While the exact squadron associated with this historical aircraft remains a mystery, its Birdcage model suggests possible connections to VMF-222, VMF-224, the prestigious Black Sheep squadron, or VF-17, the renowned Jolly Rogers. Dive into the rich history of World War II as you witness this remarkable piece of aviation history, submerged in its stunning natural surroundings.

Uncover the hidden depths of this dive site, created for expert divers seeking a memorable and awe-inspiring adventure. Book your dive today and immerse yourself in the captivating waters of the Solomon Islands.