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Restaurants in Papua New Guinea
5.0 based on 287 reviews
Trekking the Kokoda Trail was certainly the hardest challenge I had ever done, but the most rewarding thing I've ever done. If I could give it more than 5 stars, I would, and I would recommend trekking it to everyone who can. It taught me how much I am capable of as a person, how to be a good leader, and gave me a greater appreciation for our Australian soldiers and especially their efforts during the Kokoda Campaign. Although the pilgrimage was extremely physically and especially mentally difficult, Adventure Kokoda and its lovely staff and boys helped us the whole way. Adventure Kokoda was a great operator and conducted themselves with great professionalism, and were incredibly organised, and they also care about their PNG boys and their wellbeing. The food was very good and the Bos Kuks and their helpers fed us extremely well. The adventure kokoda tents were great as well and lovely to get into at the end of the day. Although my trek rained every day, the leaders kept our spirits up and motivated us the whole way. Adventure Kokoda really cares about giving their trekkers the greatest experience possible and gave us all a much deeper understanding of the Kokoda Campaign and Australia's military history than I ever thought possible. Completing the trek is definitely something that every Australian should aspire to, and I would absolutely recommend Adventure Kokoda to help you with the experience.
5.0 based on 160 reviews
Rabaul-Kokopo Dive (PADI registered) operates out of the beautiful Rapopo Plantation Resort and prides on a safety-first operation offering world class diving in a rich and diverse underwater eco-system. Explore the rich history and WW2 wrecks East New Britain has to offer, both on land and underwater. We offer EFR/First Aid Courses and a range of dive courses for children to adults in a fresh, innovative and fun training method. Not sure about diving? Enquire about our Introductory Dive Course and let us take you on an underwater adventure. We also offer snorkelling trips, island trips, spearfishing, fun fishing, swimming with wild Spinner Dolphins and cultural/WW2 land tours, including trekking the Mt Tavurvur volcano and Mt Kabiu (aka Mother Mountain). Rabaul-Kokopo Dive will not treat you like “just another number”. Our professional crew and staff will deliver high international standards of quality service and ensure that you will have an experience and memories of a lifetime.
5.0 based on 29 reviews
Kokopo Beach Bungalows Resort is locally owned business that offers excellent facilities that include bungalows , conference rooms, restaurant, swimming pool as well as sister property in middle of the Kokopo town called Taklam Lodge and a PADI Dive Facility operating under the name of Rabaul Dive Adventures. This stunning location is fully accessible by public and offers a wide variety of PADI courses for all levels and also daily dive trips for certified divers. We love to introduce new people to scuba diving and offer great programs for those who have never tried diving or simply wish to snorkel and swim with wild dolphins! We offer daily trips for certified divers Course all the way up the dive master First Aid courses Dolphin tours Snorkeling tours for children and adults
4.5 based on 70 reviews
Kabaira Dive & Tours Rabaul is a recreational SCUBA diving operation that also specialises in a variety of land and sea tours in and around Rabaul & Kokopo, Papua New Guinea. Based at Vunagam Estate on the Rabaul-Kokopo Road, Kabaira Dive operates tours throughout the Gazelle Peninsula region encompassing the townships of Rabaul and Kokopo, and the North Coast of New Britain Island. In addition to the base at Vunagam Estate, Kabaira Dive has a tour desk at Kabaira Beach Hideaway. Operating since 2003, Kabaira Dive services all accommodation in the Rabaul-Kokopo region of East New Britain. Tours and activities can be tailored for individuals or groups alike. Activities in the area include:• Island and snorkelling day trips• Fishing• SCUBA diving• World War I and II historical tours• Land tours of active and dormant volcanoes (including mountain climbs) and hot springs.• Learning about the culture of the local Tolai and Baining people.
4.5 based on 362 reviews
Port Moresby Nature Park is PNG's leading and international award-winning wildlife Park combining botanical, zoological and cultural experiences within its 30 acres. The park is home to over 550+ native animals including bird of paradise, tree-kangaroos, cassowaries, wallabies, reptiles and many, many parrot and other bird species. The grounds also offer a lush change from the hustle and bustle of Port Moresby City with the only rainforest tract within the Capital City. Facilities include cafe, souvenir shop and arguably PNG's best outdoors children's playground. The Nature Park can arrange transportation to/from hotels and airport and offers excellent guided tours of the Park (lasting 1.5hrs). The Park is PNG's only internationally welfare accredited wildlife park and is a member of the Zoo & Aquarium Association of Australasia.
The only park/forest type recreational facility within the city limits, the former botanical gardens offer rain forest, picknick areas as well as wildlife that has mostly been rescued, such as tree kangaroos and other endemic animals and birds. There are efforts underway to breed the endangered pig-nosed turtle. Some have already been released back into their natural habitats. A must visit if you pass through Port Moresby.
4.5 based on 82 reviews
Amazing! One of the most beautiful, pristine, unspoilt islands I have ever seen. Visited on a cruise ship. Yes, there where hundreds of natives on the beach selling their wares or offering tours. Most speak at least basic English. I found the people to be absolutely lovely, and not pushy at all. They were quite gentle. Of course they want to sell their handicrafts, and their various wood carvings are lovely, authentic, and quite inexpensive. I highly suggest you support their economy and buy something or contribute some money to the lovely children who are dressed up and singing and dancing. But get away from the beautiful shore, hire a guide, and walk to the local village and back. You will see how people live, you will see their house and school, you will pass villagers and children along the path and everyone will at least say hello. My guide, Alex, was just terrific. I contracted him for 40 New Guinea Kina (about $15), and he took me to the village and back, and also up the small hill near the beach that had a lovely view. His English was basic, but he was lovely, and I was amazed he walked the entire time ( about 75 minutes), without any shoes. Impressive. I gave him $50 Kina and he was thrilled. Well worth it. I also bought a lovely mask for $15 US dollars, hand carved. Ridiculous. This was an amazing an unspoilt paradise with lovely people; he out of your confort zone and experience it!
4.0 based on 52 reviews
Beautiful garden! Most of the orchids are hybrid but still amazing.The atmosphere is relaxing and the garden is worth visiting
5.0 based on 51 reviews
4.0 based on 17 reviews
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