Tetepare Island is a conservation jewel of the South Pacific. This long, rugged island is situated in the Western Province of the Solomon Islands and is cloaked in old growth rainforest and fringed by coral reefs teeming with life. At 120 square km, it is the largest uninhabited tropical island in the Southern Hemisphere. Home to one of the Solomon Islands’ leading conservation projects and a unique, locally-owned and managed ecolodge, Tetepare’s natural abundance attracts visitors from around the world.