Papua New Guinea - One of the world's last great wild places

Papua New Guinea is truly one of the last great wild places on Earth. With vast tracts of jungle and forest as well as coastline, it’s a haven for wildlife, birds and aquatic life as well as an abundance of fauna. The There are kangaroos that climb trees, trees that provide food, shelter and transportation and Birds of Paradise that are some of the strangest and most colourful creatures you will ever see. Given its proximity to Australia, Singapore and New Zealand you could easily assume that Papua New Guinea has been developed or opened up, but it was only in the 1930’s that the first whites went into the Highlands. A 2009 scientific expedition into a volcanic crater found over 40 previously unidentified species and the country still boasts over 800 unique languages.

Itinerary Highlights:
Papua New Guinea is one of the few places we’ve seen that tourism has not spoiled. From the cool Highlands of Mount Hagen to the steamy jungles of the Sepik River area or the warm peaceful coastal towns and islands, Papua New Guinea is an incredible destination for nature lovers, cultural explorers, divers, birders, students of anthropology and anybody that would like to see a country that will leave you at a loss for words as to how to describe it.

Multiple departures

18 Days

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Accomodations: Lodges, River Boat and Hotels

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