1. Comfortable Hiking Boots – The Kokoda Trail is a rough trek, so you will need to make sure that the hiking boots you have are comfortable. Do not buy a pair and wait until the first day of the trail to break in the boots, because good foot care is important on this hike.
2. Extra Socks and Clothing – The Papua New Guinea rainforest can be very moist at times, so extra socks and clothing can mean the difference between completing the hike or injury and removal during the trip.
1. Milne Bay – This location for Papua New Guinea scuba diving offers steep depth drops very close to the shore in some places, while offering areas which are sheltered at the same time. This bay offers a wide range of fish and marine life, and the underwater landscape is thrilling to see and explore. Reefs, beds of sea grasses, and and other unusual aspects make this diving spot a great place to see unusual creatures not frequently seen in other areas.
1. The Rainforest Habitat – Lae Papua New Guinea is a common starting point for rainforest tours, and there is also a Papua New Guinea rainforest habitat exhibit which includes numerous native animals and birds. New Guinea is known as a tropical paradise, and the rainforest draws in many tourists each year from all over the world.
2. Fantastic Scuba Diving – The South Pacific islands are surrounded by turquoise waters which are warm, clear, and full of beautiful fish and other forms of marine life.
1. iExplore Papua New Guinea Experience – The iExplore Papua New Guinea Experience is one of the best tours you will find of the area. You will explore many areas of the Papua New Guinea rainforest, and can view or meet tribes that have been in this location for hundreds of years. Learn the culture and traditions of the tribes, and stay at one of the many New Guinea resorts along the way.
2. International Expeditions Papua New Guinea Tour – One of the best tours is the International Expeditions Papua New Guinea rainforest tour.
