Papua New Guinea
Many travellers have requested over the years that we operate similar style journeys to other destinations around the globe.
Papua New Guinea is one of them!
The last frontier! How many countries and regions can rightfully be so described? Papua New Guinea has been on the periphery of the civilised world throughout its entire existence. Even as the global community creeps closer, tribal ways and local custom still dictate the daily lives of the multitude of cultures that are scattered thought the pristine coasts and grand highlands. Undiscovered tribes have been found as recently as the last 50 years. This truly is the land that time forgot!
Add on an amazing trek through the highlands of Papua New Guinea.
Although technically the 'dry season' we should expect periods of rain, especially in the highlands.
A sample itinerary would include the following destinations and inclusions is shown below.
| 15 Day Itinerary | ||
| Departure: | 2011 | August-September 2009 |
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| Price: | (Click here to inquire) | |
This trip will run in August-September 2008 or 2009. It will run in conjunction with either the Goroka or Mt. Hagen "Sing Sing" festival. This will most likely be a 15 day itinerary. 21 days if you choose to walk the Kokoda Trail. |
Day -- - Wewak Pristine beaches. WWII sites and colourful markets. Gateway to the Sepik River system. Day -- - Sepik River A mighty river system with numerous untouched villages. It is the centre for traditional culture and artefacts. We enjoy remote village stays and canoe journeys. Day -- - Mount Hagen Show and “Sing Sing” One of the most amazing festival gatherings in the world. Sing Sing groups from all of the highlands attend for an annual song and dance and are dressed in their tribal festival garb. Stunning! Day -- - Madang and north coast Fantastic local markets and inland villages including the Didipa Clan Rainforest museum. Harbour Islands for day trips and submerged and land based WWII ship and plane wrecks. Day -- - Kokoda trail The most popular walking track in PNG. Steeped in Australian War history it crosses the breadth of southern New Guinea. Village huts and local communities are our host as we share in the regions past and present way of life. |
Trip Options
| Single Travellers: | (Click here to inquire) | Details |
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| Extra Accommodation: | (Click here to inquire) Single | Details |
| (Click here to inquire) Double |