Papua New Guinea
Papua New Guinea is home to some of the least explored terrain on earth. During World War II it saw some of the most remarkable and fierce fighting between Australian and Japanese forces. The Kokoda Trail became known as one of the most famous trails in the world as a result of these battles. Along its route you will witness picturesque scenery of mountain ridges, dense jungle, rubber plantations, emotive battle sites, memorials and isolated villages.
Top 5 Papua New Guinea Trips
For those seeking to explore beyond conventional boundaries, visit untouched and pristine virgin rainforests, and discover the history of Australia's 'heroes of Rabaul', this is a remarkable…
For those tackling the Kokoda Track, a side-trip to Rabaul will complete the story of the tragic conflict. As one of the original Australian landing sites, and later the Japanese base for the surge…
Papua New Guinea is a young nation, but has endured a colourful and, at times, bloody history. The Kokoda Track is one of many walking tracks that existed long before Europeans came into this part of…
Papua New Guinea is a young nation, but has endured a colourful and, at times, bloody history. The Kokoda Track is one of many walking tracks that existed long before Europeans came into this part of…
Reward yourself after your trek with a few days relaxation at beautiful Tufi. See a completely different side to PNG with crystal turquoise waters offering spectacular snorkelling, diving and…
