- Duration: 1 Day (approx.)
- Location: Rabaul
- Product code: rabauldaycustom
Rabaul Day Tour
Itinerary:
Today you will be picked up from your accommodation or from the airport where you will be met by your cultural host and will make your way to the Kokopo to stop at the market for ingredients before heading to your host's village.
At the village, you will really experience local life. You and your host will prepare dinner for the family and you will be taught how to crack a coconut and scrape the meat and prepare the meal with the fresh coconut juice. You will make a fire and heat stones that you will use these stones to cook the food you have prepared in banana leaves.
You will then enjoy your meal with the family.
You will also have a chance to learn how to make or weave coconut leaf baskets. This evening you will have a chance to walk around the village and meet your neighbors and their families and explore their gardens. You will get a true glimpse into the local lifestyle.
Transfer back to your accommodation or hotel in Rabaul.
*** If you would like to stay overnight in the village, this is also an option and just let us know!
Included:
- Transfers listed
- Guides
- Village Activities
Excluded:
- Travel and medical insurance
- Gratuities
- Personal items such as sunscreen, insect repellant, medications if necessary, souvenirs, etc
How was your trip and guide?
“Thomas Payape and Tony Hateya from PNGVT looked after me very well. There was a funeral of a PNG pilot on the land next to Lakwanda Lodge and there were over a thousand Huli people there for 4 to 5 days.I arrived on the day that they were preparing the mumu with 60 pigs to be slaughtered. Thomas was able to use my iPhone to get great movies shot of the preparations.Since I had walked with a student from Tari High School to Margarima (2 days I think) in 1974, retracing Tari to Ambua Gap & Margarima was probably the highlight for me.I cannot recommend Rapheal Kogun enough!! He is very honest and cared greatly about my safety. Same with Thomas Paypae in Tari.The Guest house in Goroka was excellent, with ensuite bathroom and a continental breakfast provided – also very clean.In Madang, Raphel told me that there were pirates at the moment, so we did not go to Dazib guesthouse, but stayed in the Lutheran Gusethouse in Madang – again excellent.And would you recommend this tour to other adventurers who'd like to come to PNG?
Definitely. I had a great time thanks. Best holiday yet."-Ted Sullivan, PNG Essential Odyssey








































