Yes, Melanesians and Solomon Islanders quite often have dark skin and blond hair. See: Melanesians - WikipediaThis is a result of a genetic mutation that popped up a few thousand years ago when they were spreading throughout the islands. It is quite different and distinct from the mutations that cause blond hair in Europeans.As an aside, a lot of early Europeans had dark skin and blue eyes. This is because they had a mutation that caused blue eyes, but the mutations that cause extremely white skin in northern Europeans today hadnu2019t yet appeared.Chedder Man, an early Brit.In most cases nowadays, the genetic mutations that cause blond hair and blue eyes also cause light skin, although the interaction of the genes is highly complicated.