Entertainment in Honiara
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Club 106
There are a few hotspots that deliver earbusting tunes and hot-and-sweaty dancing. They are rather naff by Western standards but after a few weeks spent in other provinces, you'll find them almost happening. Fridays and Saturdays are the liveliest nights but sometimes it can be pretty quiet for no apparent reason. Music-wise, expect an eclectic mix of island and Western hits.
One of the best places to showcase your à la John Travolta (or Olivia Newton-John) dance style is Club 106. It is safe for women travellers - there's security - but steer clear of inebriated patrons.
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Flamingo
There are a few hotspots that deliver earbusting tunes and hot-and-sweaty dancing. They are rather naff by Western standards but after a few weeks spent in other provinces, you'll find them almost happening. Fridays and Saturdays are the liveliest nights but sometimes it can be pretty quiet for no apparent reason. Music-wise, expect an eclectic mix of island and Western hits.
One of the best places to showcase your à la John Travolta (or Olivia Newton-John) dance style is Flamingo.
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Bula Bar
There are a few hotspots that deliver earbusting tunes and hot-and-sweaty dancing. They are rather naff by Western standards but after a few weeks spent in other provinces, you'll find them almost happening. Fridays and Saturdays are the liveliest nights but sometimes it can be pretty quiet for no apparent reason. Music-wise, expect an eclectic mix of island and Western hits. One of the best places to showcase your à la John Travolta (or Olivia Newton-John) dance style is Bula Bar.
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Club Paradise
The very raucous Club Paradise, right in the centre, is best avoided.
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