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Papua New Guinea Adventure Tours

Tribal peoples and tropical birdlife

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Tribesmen paint the faces of visitors during a traditional sing-sing in Papua New Guinea's Mount Hagen Tribesmen paint the faces of visitors during a traditional sing-sing in Papua New Guinea's Mount Hagen
Village children in Papua New Guinea's Sepik River area Village children in Papua New Guinea's Sepik River area
Local tribes celebrating the traditional Sing Sing in the Highlands of Papua New Guinea Local tribes celebrating the traditional Sing Sing in the Highlands of Papua New Guinea
Tribesmen paint the faces of visitors during a traditional sing-sing in Papua New Guinea's Mount Hagen

Papua New Guinea tours & Travel

J.P. McAuley’s said, “where the earth dances, the mountains speak and the doors of spirit open” of Papua New Guinea. It’s the kind of place that shocks even experienced travelers with massive forested landscapes only barely affected by humans. We craft luxury Papua New Guinea tours that highlight the people of this mysterious land, representing hundreds of ethnic groups and speaking more than 800 languages. Explore the reefs and beaches of the coast to complete your Papua New Guinea adventure.

  • Meet Huli, Kusumb, Melpa, and Hagen peoples, learning about their culture and traditional dress in the highlands.
  • Snorkel or dive the outstanding Pacific coral reefs and explore the volcanic fjords of Tufi.
  • Search for exotic birds of paradise and numerous species of orchid on hikes through the jungle.
  • Travel the waterways of the Karawari by riverboat, passing villages and daily life along the water.

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Papua New Guinea Highlights

Man from the Huli Tribe in traditional headdress, Papua New Guinea
Tropical Highlands
Colorful Communities and Magnificent Scenery

Explore indigenous culture, visiting villages where competing tribes wear feathered and flowered headdresses or massive clay masks. Lush green slopes invite trips to waterfalls or walks in the forest.

Carved wooden masks with shells and boar's tusks, Sepik River area, Papua New Guinea
The Sepik River
Master Wood-Carvers and Village Clans

Meet skilled artisans producing elaborate traditional masks, shields, and standing figures, and ceremonial drums. Learn about life on the river and the lineage of indigenous clans.

Victoria Crowed-Pigeon (Goura Victoria) in Papua New Guinea
Rain Forest Species
Birds of Paradise and Night-Blooming Orchids

With phenomenal plant diversity and wildlife ranging from marsupial tree-kangaroos to giant birdwing butterflies, there is always something to see. Over 30 species of birds of paradise are found here.

Fish schooling around a coral reef in Papua New Guinea
Coral Triangle
Marine Life and Ocean Adventures

Snorkel or dive with clouds of multi-colored fish or paddle blue waters along palm-fringed fjords. Papua New Guinea is world-renowned for its rich undersea diversity.

Need to Know

When to Go

  • BEST TIMES: The dry season May-October is the best overall, and generally cooler. Festivals are held during this time.
  • ALSO CONSIDER: November-April is hot and humid but some areas, like Milne Bay, get less rain at this time.

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