Grant Thomas visits Walindi Plantation Resort, where divers go to see some of the most biodiverse coral reefs on the planet. The jungle walks, birdlife and World War 2 plane wrecks also lure intrepid travellers.
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Bronwen Gora discovers a quiet island paradise of palm-fringed golden beaches, friendly Melanesian people and some of the best diving, swimming and surfing in the world.
Nicola Gage and Grace Maribu visit some of Papua New Guinea’s major markets.
Olga Fontanellaz is swept up in the song and dance of the annual Enga Show.
The little Papua New Guinea retreat of Nuli Sapi once came to the attention of global travel guidebook publisher Lonely Planet as one of the world’s best eco-stays. Olga Fontanellaz falls in love with the place too.
Papua New Guinea’s annual fashion week is giving the country’s designers a leg up onto the national and international catwalk. Grace Maribu reports.
The Sanctuary Hotel & Spa in Port Moresby is 10 minutes from the airport, five minutes from the National Convention Centre, and close to government offices in Waigani.
Set on a limestone headland 25 metres above the ocean, surrounded by fishing villages and backed by lush jungle in a secluded area of Milne Bay, Tawali is accessible only by boat.
Kayla Reimann ventures into a Jurassic-like jungle landscape where Tuke villagers have their hopes pinned on a new eco-tourism venture.
If you’re up for adventure and looking to discover Papua New Guinea’s untouched treasures, Wewak is the place for you. Nicola Gage reports.