Emusa Lodge
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Emusa Lodge is a family owned and run lodge situated on Ranongga Island. The lodge is a simple leaf construction offering comfortable basic accommodation for guests in Buri Village. Visitors to Emusa Lodge enjoy the amazing experience of staying in a remote rural Solomon Island village, together with an opportunity to observe the vibrant culture, terrestrial and marine life of north Ranongga.
The guest Lodge is close to Emu Harbour which is the only protected harbour on Ranongga Island. Facilities are basic, but the access to the environment makes it a marvellous spring board for bird and butterfly enthusiasts as well as access to snorkelling reefs and marine life such as dolphins and dugong. Visitors have access to walking tracks to visit bush regions untouched by logging or any distubance to the endemic bird species such as the Ranongga White Eye.
Self catering facilities with gas stove are supported by a local 'canteen' selling tin fish, tea, sugar, milk, rice and biscuits. Kerosene lamps provide light in the evening.
Facilities:
- Laundry Service available
- Mobile Phone Reception
- Self Serve Laundry
Services:
- Arrival/departure point transfers (Extra charge)
- Daily Housekeeping
- Orientation - Cultural
Recreation:
- Canoeing
- Cooking Courses
- Cultural Visits/Tours
- Fishing/Crabbing/etc.
- Snorkelling
Languages Spoken:
- English
- Pidgin English
Late check out policy:
Check out arrangements are flexible.
Check out arrangements are flexible.
Policy on children staying with parents:
Children sharing their parents beds will be free of charge.
Children sharing their parents beds will be free of charge.
Cancellation Policy:
Cancellations 24hrs or less prior to check -in will attract a days tariff.
Cancellations 24hrs or less prior to check -in will attract a days tariff.
Payment forms:
Cash
Cash
Check in time: 11:00
Check out time: 10:00
Meet us, Kerrie and Danny Kennedy! We are your local connection in the Solomon Islands. We have a long and active history in community development and environmental protection, which when coupled with our tourism backgrounds melded perfectly to create our sustainable tourism business. We have worked with the WWF and the Nature Conservancy to maintain this beautiful landscape that we share with you on diving, heritage and village tours. Let us connect you with the Solomon Islands’ hotels and tours.
