New Britain, Papua New Guinea’s largest island, has several active volcanoes, including Ulawun (the nation’s highest volcano), Tavurvur and Vulcan, whose eruption in 1994 destroyed the old capital of East New Britain Province, Rabaul. Today, most of the town still lies under a thick coating of ash. East New Britain Province has a wealth of … Continued
A locally constructed dive resort in a secluded area of Milne Bay
Famous for its magnificent fjords formed by ancient volcanic eruptions, Tufi is a small town on the far south east coast at Cape Nelson on the main island of New Guinea. The chief attraction is the spectacular fjord, reef and wreck diving. The local cultural heritage (you can stay in friendly village guest houses), orchids, … Continued
Located in Kimbe Bay on the northern coast of West New Britain Province with excellent diving and birdwatching.
Located on a peninsula on the north coast of New Guinea island, Madang has been referred to as the prettiest town in the Pacific. With its laid back tropical atmosphere, Madang is a good spot in which to relax at the end of a busy tour. There is excellent snorkelling and diving to be had … Continued
Located on the mainland slopes of Mount Trafalgar with stunning views of the fjords below
Located just a 40 minute boat ride from Port Moresby with a small white sand beach and doorstep snorkelling and diving.
Lodge with views overlooking the ocean and surrounding islands
Plantation-style building surrounded by beautiful gardens that reach down to a black sand beach
A small eco-friendly private island resort offering world class diving, situated just 20 minutes from Kavieng
A large comfortable hotel ideally located at the entrance of the beautiful Madang harbour.
Set in 22 acres of former coconut plantation with some of the best diving in the world
The hotel is close to the airport, and provides comfortable accommodation.
