Surrounded by virgin rainforest and idyllic lagoons, the Narasirato Pan Pipers live at the end of a mangrove forest in Oterama Village, at the remote southern end of Malaita Island, in the Solomon Islands. Their village is only accessible by canoe, boat or overland by foot.

They are proud of their Aré Aré tradition of pan pipe music, together with their exciting contemporary music featuring dance, traditional costumes, singing, wooden drums and many unique bamboo instruments including pan pipes, thong-o-phones and stomping tubes.

Since forming in 1991 the group has astounded audiences in England, Taipai, Vanuatu, Canada, New Zealand and Australia. In 2007 they thrilled audiences during their two month Culture House Tour of Australia and World Music Festivals in Malaysia and Bahrain, and are looking forward to share their music with the rest of the world.