Papua New Guinea Airfares

Off the traditional tourist trail, Papua New Guinea isn’t for the faint-hearted. The landscape evolves from lowlands and jungles, to forests and mountains, but the one key characteristic that remains wherever you go is the wildlife and natural beauty. The island of Bougainville, for example, is rugged and generally undeveloped, with small coastal communities and many villages that were abandoned during times of trouble. The environment is awash with mountains and valleys, caves and waterfalls, and offers an intriguing area to explore.

If you thrive on adventure, authentic experiences and aren’t worried about home comforts or fabulous facilities, then Papua New Guinea could be the country for you. About 80% of local inhabitants live in very rural areas, with very limited facilities, and are largely dependent on agriculture. Crime is an issue in some areas, so do check the latest travel safety recommendations before your visit.