Milne Bay Alotau Papua New Guinea Day Tour

Alotau - Milne Bay Day Tour

Three people, likely members of a local tribe, stand inside a traditional stilt house decorated with flowers and greenery in Alotau, Milne Bay.

A serene view of the beach at Alotau, with a small wooden shack nestled among trees on the shoreline, creating a tranquil coastal scene.

A man in a yellow shirt and cap launches a small, bright blue outrigger canoe into the water from a rocky beach lined with trees.

A man in a yellow shirt wades into the water pulling a structure as another man in a pink shirt observes from the rocky shore.

A woman with an afro sits on a rocky ground wearing a leaf skirt and tying light-colored grass in Alotau, Milne Bay.

A group of tourists, including a man with crossed arms in the foreground, pose in front of a traditional thatched-roof hut in Alotau, Milne Bay, surrounded by lush tropical greenery.

A group of tourists is sitting under a thatched-roof structure, possibly a hut or pavilion, on a gravelly ground, holding small bundles wrapped in leaves, with vegetation visible in the background.

A tour group stands around a traditional canoe, listening to a guide, likely on a beach in Alotau.

от 299,00 $

Продолжительность: 1 Day (approx.)
Место встречи: Alotau
Код предложения: alotauday

Alotau - Milne Bay Day Tour

Milne Bay is an area on the very far eastern end Papua New Guinea that consists of seven groups of islands. During the war, the Bay was a very large naval base in which thousands of servicemen and ships passed through. The Bay is spread out over thousands of kilometers of ocean and known for its impeccable diving. Milne Bay offers plenty of reefs that are very well preserved and packed with wildlife. Due to the areas use during the war, there are also many wrecks that are very popular amongst divers.

Located on the north shore of Milne Bay, Alotau is the capital of the province. While there are many points of interest in the city the Battle of Milne Bay Memorial is one that carries a lot of weight. Alotau is where the Australian and Papuan forces pushed back the Japanese during the war and ultimately led to the Japanese's first land defeat.

Today you will explore the city and enjoy lunch at a local village in the area. The tour today is packed with culture, local experiences, tours, history, and offers a great glimpse into the lifestyle here in PNG.

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Included in cost:

Pickup and drop off at location in Alotau
Bottle of water
Transfers throughout the day

Excluded in cost:

Travel insurance
Flights
Personal items such as sunscreen, insect repellant, etc
Visas

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Отзывы

5/5 (8)

“You were quick as I was about to email you myself with information regarding my tour last Saturday Chris.On a good point I get your message - Your guide Florence Bunari was outstanding.Florence was an amazing source of valuable information, and we laughed a bit at my wish list of things to find. The driver and the other guy in the van were also great. Helpful and smiling all through the tour.The War Cemetery was so special and peaceful. We did see from the outside the Parliament House.By far my favourite place was the wonderful Port Moresby Nature Park (they have recently changed its’name). Plants, flowers, animals - absolutely terrific.The security is such a sad part of life in Port Moresby and the scary prices of EVERYTHING, guarantee ones stay will be brief ! I am presuming that this huge security staffing makes all things so massively expensive. I can’t see any other reason why the prices are sky high !It certainly will put visitors off from exploring Port Moresby and I wasn’t aware of seeing any tourists at all in my stay. Everyone I spoke to were there on business. PNG value tourism is therefore so so needed!While I will discuss should anyone enquire, what my trip was like, Please give my best wishes to Florence and as a big traveller ( I have been to 55 countries ) Africa, India, Myanmar , Indonesia, Solomon Islands, etc etc wont bore you - Florence was the best tour person I have ever had. A nice person, educated and I admire her for actually walking the Kokoda Track - sadly I think I’m a bit too old although fit, to do it myself. My days of backpacking are now over.Thank you for organising the tour."

-Richard Bitot, Port Moresby and Jackson Field Culture and history tour, UK

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