The PNG-Indonesia Cross-Border Tour offers tourists a unique blend of vibrant cultures, scenic landscapes, rare traditions, and duty-free shopping.

BATAS RAUN

Overview
Discover the unique borderlands of Papua New Guinea and Indonesia with the Batas Raun tour. This 3-day, 2-night experience takes you on an incredible journey through Vanimo (PNG side) and Batas (Indonesia), where cultures, traditions, and scenic landscapes meet.

Package Details

• Duration: 3 Days / 2 Nights

• Price: PGK 1,679.90 (for a single person)

• Inclusions:

  • Site fees

  • Comfortable accommodations

  • Land and sea transfers

  • Equipment hires

Highlights

• Explore Vanimo’s pristine coastline and vibrant culture.

• Cross over to Batas, Indonesia, for a glimpse of local markets, unique crafts, and cultural fusion.

• Experience scenic sea and land transfers, showcasing the breathtaking landscapes of this border region.

Perfect For
This package is ideal for solo travelers looking to immerse themselves in the cross-border beauty and cultural richness of PNG and Indonesia.

SANDAUN RAUN

Overview
Discover the unique landscapes and vibrant culture of Sandaun Province with the Sandaun Raun Tour. Designed for group travel, this 5-day, 4-night package offers a rich blend of adventure and relaxation, showcasing the beauty and heritage of one of Papua New Guinea's most remote provinces.

Package Details

• Duration: 5 Days / 4 Nights

• Price: PGK 3,138.90 per person

• Group Size: Minimum of 5 persons

• Inclusions:

  • Site fees

  • Comfortable accommodations

  • Land and sea transfers

  • Equipment hires

Highlights

• Explore the pristine natural attractions and cultural landmarks of Sandaun Province.

• Participate in guided tours designed to offer an authentic insight into local traditions and stunning landscapes.

• Enjoy smooth logistics with included transportation and accommodation tailored for group comfort.

Perfect For
This package is tailored for groups of five or more, offering an excellent opportunity for families, friends, or colleagues to enjoy a shared experience in one of PNG’s most beautiful and culturally rich provinces.

Overview
Discover the unique borderlands of Papua New Guinea and Indonesia with the Batas Raun tour. This 3-day, 2-night experience takes you on an incredible journey through Vanimo (PNG side) and Batas (Indonesia), where cultures, traditions, and scenic landscapes meet.

Package Details

• Duration: 3 Days / 2 Nights

• Price: PGK 1,679.90 (for a single person)

• Inclusions:

  • Site fees

  • Comfortable accommodations

  • Land and sea transfers

  • Equipment hires

Highlights

• Explore Vanimo’s pristine coastline and vibrant culture.

• Cross over to Batas, Indonesia, for a glimpse of local markets, unique crafts, and cultural fusion.

• Experience scenic sea and land transfers, showcasing the breathtaking landscapes of this border region.

Perfect For
This package is ideal for solo travelers looking to immerse themselves in the cross-border beauty and cultural richness of PNG and Indonesia.

JAYAPURA RAUN

Cross Border - Indo/PNG Tour

Visit East and West Sepik of Papua New Guinea. Two Provinces.

PUKPUK RAUN

Pukpuk Tour Package

Explore the captivating culture and history of East Sepik Province, Papua New Guinea with the Pukpuk Tour. This tour offers you a unique opportunity to visit Maprik, known for its traditional House Tambarans, and then travel on to Angoram to meet the Pukpuks of Sepik.

Tour Duration: 3 Days
Cost: PGK3828.00per person
Tour Highlights:

• Visit the iconic House Tambarans in Maprik to witness the local art, culture, and heritage.

• Take a scenic ride to Angoram, where you can meet the Pukpuk people, known for their rich customs and traditions.

• Experience the rural beauty of East Sepik, with traditional village life and natural landscapes.

Inclusions:

• Land transfer from House Tambaran to Pukpuk.

• 2 nights' accommodation in comfortable guest houses in Maprik and Angoram.

• Transportation from Wewak Town to the tour destinations.

How to Book:
For more information or to make a booking, contact us via WhatsApp at +675 73868810 or email niuginiinternationaltours@gmail.com. We are here to help you plan a memorable trip.

Why Visit:
The Pukpuk Tour offers a rare chance to discover the heart of Sepik culture and interact with the local tribes. Ideal for cultural enthusiasts, history buffs, and travelers looking for an off-the-beaten-path experience.

Book your adventure today and uncover the unique wonders of East Sepik Province!

LUKIM TENKILE

Pukpuk Tour Package

Explore the captivating culture and history of East Sepik Province, Papua New Guinea with the Pukpuk Tour. This tour offers you a unique opportunity to visit Maprik, known for its traditional House Tambarans, and then travel on to Angoram to meet the Pukpuks of Sepik.

Tour Duration: 3 Days
Cost: PGK3828.00per person
Tour Highlights:

• Visit the iconic House Tambarans in Maprik to witness the local art, culture, and heritage.

• Take a scenic ride to Angoram, where you can meet the Pukpuk people, known for their rich customs and traditions.

• Experience the rural beauty of East Sepik, with traditional village life and natural landscapes.

Inclusions:

• Land transfer from House Tambaran to Pukpuk.

• 2 nights' accommodation in comfortable guest houses in Maprik and Angoram.

• Transportation from Wewak Town to the tour destinations.

How to Book:
For more information or to make a booking, contact us via WhatsApp at +675 73868810 or email niuginiinternationaltours@gmail.com. We are here to help you plan a memorable trip.

Why Visit:
The Pukpuk Tour offers a rare chance to discover the heart of Sepik culture and interact with the local tribes. Ideal for cultural enthusiasts, history buffs, and travelers looking for an off-the-beaten-path experience.

Book your adventure today and uncover the unique wonders of East Sepik Province!

Siassno Lagoon

Adventure Tour Package

Experience the pristine beauty of Siassno Lagoon and the surrounding areas on this 5-day, 4-night adventure in Papua New Guinea. This tour offers a unique combination of island exploration, cultural encounters, and relaxing stays in beautiful coastal locations.

Tour Highlights:

• Day 1: Arrival at Vai for an overnight stay. Enjoy the peaceful surroundings and prepare for the next day's adventure.

• Day 2: Embark on a boat trip to the stunning Siassno Lagoon. Spend two nights in comfortable accommodations by the lagoon, enjoying its serene beauty and vibrant wildlife.

• Day 3: Explore the Lagoon area, including a traditional canoe ride. All meals are included, ensuring a worry-free experience while you relax and enjoy the area.

• Day 4: Transfer to Aitape town for your overnight stay. Afterward, embark on a visit to four of the stunning islands around Aitape, soaking in their natural beauty and cultural heritage.

• Day 5: Transfer to Wewak, completing your unforgettable adventure.

Inclusions:

• 1 night accommodation in Vai

• 2 nights accommodation at Siassno Lagoon

• 1 night accommodation in Aitape

• Boat trip to Siassno Lagoon

• Visit to four islands in Aitape

• Cane hire for activities

• All meals provided during the tour

• Transfers to Aitape and Wewak

Cost: PGK 2175.00 per person

How to Book:
For more information or to book your Siassno Lagoon adventure, contact us at niuginiinternationaltours@gmail.com or WhatsApp: +675 73868810.

Why Take This Tour:
This all-inclusive package offers an exceptional opportunity to experience the natural wonders of Siassno Lagoon and the islands of Aitape. It’s perfect for nature lovers, culture enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a peaceful yet adventurous getaway. Book today to explore the beauty and history of Papua New Guinea’s hidden gems!

LUKIM SIASSNO LAGOON

The Sepik Tour

Day 1: Arrival in Wewak, East Sepik

• Morning: Arrival at Wewak in East Sepik.

• Afternoon: Transfer to hotel for check-in and rest.

• Evening: Orientation and welcome dinner, brief introduction to East Sepik culture.

Day 2: Wewak City Tour

• Morning: Visit Wewak War Memorial, explore WWII history.

• Afternoon: Visit Haus Tambaran (Spirit House) and learn about Sepik art and culture.

• Evening: Free time at Wewak Beach, dinner at a local restaurant.

Day 3: Sepik River Cruise to Maprik

• Morning: Depart early for a boat trip along the Sepik River to Maprik (approx. 5-6 hours).

• Afternoon: Check-in at guesthouse in Maprik.

• Evening: Visit Tambarans (spirit houses), and explore local culture.

Day 4: Maprik to Angoram

• Morning: Travel by road to Angoram (approx. 2-3 hours).

• Afternoon: Explore the local Pukpuks culture and visit the Angoram Village.

• Evening: Traditional cultural performance and dinner.

Day 5: Angoram to Aitape

• Morning: Depart for Aitape by boat or road (depending on conditions).

• Afternoon: Visit Aitape Massacre Memorial and explore the WWII history of the area.

• Evening: Stay overnight at a local guesthouse.

Day 6: Aitape and Islands Exploration

• Morning: Boat tour to Aitape Islands, visit the beaches and learn about local fishing traditions.

• Afternoon: Relax and enjoy the island's natural beauty, snorkel or dive.

• Evening: Return to Aitape for dinner and rest.

Day 7: Aitape to Jayapura (Indonesia)

• Morning: Early morning flight from Aitape to Jayapura, Indonesia.

• Afternoon: Arrival in Jayapura, check-in at hotel.

• Evening: Visit Cenderawasih Bay for a brief cultural overview and dinner.

Day 8: Jayapura City Tour

• Morning: Visit Lake Sentani and Sungai Tami for bird watching and scenic views.

• Afternoon: Explore the local markets and museums, including the Jayapura War Memorial.

• Evening: Traditional Papuan dance performance at a cultural center.

Day 9: Jayapura to Batas

• Morning: Depart for Batas (approx. 3-4 hours drive).

• Afternoon: Explore the unique border town of Batas, its local culture, and visit the border between Indonesia and Papua New Guinea.

• Evening: Enjoy a local seafood dinner.

Day 10: Batas to Jayapura and Departure

• Morning: Return to Jayapura.

• Afternoon: Free time for shopping or exploring before heading to the airport.

• Evening: Flight back to your onward destination.

Cost Consideration

• Total Cost (per person): The tour includes all transportation (land, sea, and air), accommodations, cultural activities, and meals.

• Price: PGK9500–PGK12,000.00 (depending on group size and final arrangements).

This itinerary blends the untouched nature of the Sepik River with the historical and cultural richness of both Papua New Guinea and Indonesia. Key activities include bird watching, exploring indigenous cultures, historical sites, and natural landscapes, creating a diverse and immersive travel experience.

Let me know if you need further details!

10 Day Holiday Tour Package

Available from December 2024 to February 2025

Popular Tourist Sites in Papua New Guinea

• Kokoda Track
  A historic 96-kilometer trail showcasing WWII history and stunning mountain scenery, attracting trekkers seeking challenging adventures.

• Trobriand Islands
  Known as the "Islands of Love," these islands offer unique traditions, white beaches, and vibrant Milamala yam harvest festivals.

• Rabaul Volcano
  A dramatic volcanic landscape in East New Britain with hiking opportunities and WWII relics, offering breathtaking views of the caldera.

• Sepik River
  A cultural haven featuring traditional carvings, stilt houses, and crocodile ceremonies along Papua New Guinea’s longest river.

• Mount Wilhelm
  Papua New Guinea’s highest peak offers trekking adventures through alpine forests and stunning views from the summit.

• Port Moresby Nature Park
  A serene urban oasis featuring native wildlife, lush gardens, and educational exhibits about Papua New Guinea’s biodiversity.

• Madang Lagoon
  Crystal-clear waters with abundant marine life and shipwreck diving sites, perfect for snorkeling, diving, and water activities.

• Ambua Lodge, Tari
  An eco-lodge in the Highlands offering cultural immersion into Huli traditions and stunning views of the surrounding rainforests.

• Lake Kutubu
  A pristine highland lake with unique aquatic biodiversity, surrounded by traditional villages practicing sustainable lifestyles.

• Loloata Island
  A resort island near Port Moresby offering scuba diving, snorkeling, and tranquil beachside relaxation with easy accessibility.

• Wewak and the Sepik Basin
  Gateway to the Sepik region, offering historical WWII sites, scenic beaches, and access to rich cultural experiences.

• Milne Bay
  Famous for vibrant marine biodiversity, pristine dive spots, and picturesque islands such as Samarai and D'Entrecasteaux.

• Asaro Mudmen Village
  Known for its haunting mud masks and unique cultural performances portraying legends of ancestral warfare.

• Goroka Show
  An annual cultural festival featuring colorful traditional performances and costumes, showcasing the diversity of Papua New Guinea’s tribes.

• Tufi Fjords
  Dramatic fjord landscapes offering diving, snorkeling, and canoeing, surrounded by lush forests and cultural experiences with local villagers.

• Alotau
  A serene town in Milne Bay known for WWII history, beautiful coastlines, and the annual Kenu and Kundu Festival.

• Kimbe Bay
  A diver’s paradise on New Britain Island, boasting vibrant coral reefs and a variety of marine species.

• Baining Fire Dance
  An awe-inspiring cultural performance featuring men walking on fire in intricate headdresses, unique to East New Britain.

• Black Cat Track
  A challenging trek combining jungle adventure, WWII relics, and cultural encounters in Morobe Province.

• Hagen Show
  A vibrant cultural festival held in Mount Hagen, showcasing tribal dances, music, and traditional attire.

Places in Papua New Guinea

End-less amazing locations in Papua New Guinea to Visit in 2024 and beyond.

• Balek Wildlife Sanctuary
  A natural sulfur spring and sanctuary in Madang, known for unique wildlife and ancient limestone caves.

• Crocodile Festival, Ambunti
  Celebrates Sepik River culture with dances, music, and art, highlighting the spiritual significance of crocodiles to local tribes.

• Manus Island
  A remote paradise with pristine beaches, unique marine life, and traditional Manusian cultural practices.

• PNG National Museum and Art Gallery
  Located in Port Moresby, it showcases the rich cultural heritage, archaeology, and art of Papua New Guinea.

• Mt. Tavurvur, Rabaul
  An active volcano offering thrilling hikes and dramatic views of volcanic landscapes in East New Britain.

• Idler's Beach, Port Moresby
  A serene getaway near the capital city, ideal for picnics, swimming, and relaxing on soft sandy shores.

• Lake Chambri
  A picturesque lake in the Sepik region surrounded by traditional stilt houses and vibrant cultural life.

• Doini Island
  A tranquil island in Milne Bay, featuring secluded beaches, snorkeling, and the charm of traditional villages.

• Muschu Island
  A peaceful retreat near Wewak with untouched beaches, traditional living, and excellent diving opportunities.

• Vanimo Surfing Beaches
  Known for its consistent surf breaks, it’s a haven for surfers and beach lovers alike in West Sepik Province.

• Yuo Island
  A hidden gem near Madang, offering pristine waters, unique village life, and opportunities for diving and fishing.

• Mt. Lamington
  A volcano in Oro Province with historical significance and challenging trails for adventurous trekkers.

• Eliwara Waterfalls
  A stunning cascade in the Highlands, surrounded by lush greenery and perfect for picnics and photography.

• Ahioma Cultural Sites
  Located in Milne Bay, featuring traditional stone carvings and unique archaeological sites.

• Cape Wom Memorial Park
  A WWII memorial site in Wewak, commemorating the Japanese surrender in Papua New Guinea.

• Malagan Cultural Centre
  In New Ireland, this center preserves the intricate Malagan carvings and cultural heritage of the region.

• Kavieng Dive Sites
  Diverse diving experiences in New Ireland with coral reefs, shipwrecks, and WWII relics.

• Hindenburg Wall
  A massive limestone cliff in Western Province, home to rare species and spectacular views of the Fly River basin.

• Jiwaka Coffee Plantations
  Experience coffee tours in the Highlands, learning about traditional farming and enjoying fresh brews.

• Bogia Coconut Plantations
  A scenic spot in Madang Province showcasing coastal beauty and the traditional coconut trade.

• Tufi Fjords
  Spectacular fjords in Oro Province with turquoise waters, diving, and cultural homestays in scenic villages.

• Mt. Wilhelm
  The highest peak in PNG, offering challenging treks and breathtaking views of the Highlands.

• Sepik Crocodile Farm
  A conservation site showcasing crocodiles' importance to Sepik culture and the environment.

• Lake Kutubu
  A serene lake in the Southern Highlands surrounded by traditional villages and diverse wildlife.

• Porgera Gold Mine Tours
  Explore the history and operation of one of PNG’s largest gold mines in Enga Province.

• Goroka Coffee Plantations
  Experience PNG’s coffee-growing heritage with plantation tours and tastings in the Highlands.

• PNG's Spice Gardens (Kokopo)
  Discover the cultivation of local spices like vanilla and cocoa in the fertile lands of East New Britain.

• Warwagira and Mask Festival
  A vibrant festival in Rabaul showcasing traditional masks, dances, and rituals.

• Witu Islands
  Remote islands in West New Britain known for their diving spots and volcanic landscapes.

• Wewak Hill Lookout
  Panoramic views of Wewak town, beaches, and surrounding islands from this elevated point.

• Milne Bay Coral Gardens
  A diver's paradise with vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life.

• Baining Fire Dance
  A dramatic traditional dance in East New Britain, performed over fire by the Baining people.

• Loloata Island
  A luxurious resort island near Port Moresby, perfect for snorkeling, diving, and relaxation.

• Kalam Festival
  A Highland cultural celebration featuring traditional crafts, rituals, and performances.

• Baluan Island (Manus)
  A picturesque volcanic island with fascinating traditional songs and oral history.

• Black Cat Track
  A rugged trekking route with WWII relics, dense jungles, and local village hospitality.

• Mendi River
  Known for its scenic beauty and rafting opportunities in the Southern Highlands.

• Bougainville’s Panguna Mine
  A historic mining site reflecting PNG’s socio-political and economic history.

• Kokoda War Relics
  Historical artifacts along the Kokoda Track tell stories of WWII battles.

• Sibona Mangroves (Lae)
  Explore PNG’s vast mangrove ecosystem and learn about its importance to coastal communities.

• Koitaki Country Club
  A retreat in Sogeri Plateau offering colonial-era charm, golf, and relaxation.

• Tabubil Township
  A mining town in Western Province with nearby waterfalls and rugged landscapes.

• Mt. Giluwe
  A dormant volcanic peak in the Highlands, ideal for trekking and wildlife spotting.

• Ambunti Crocodile Village
  Immerse in the culture of the Sepik people with crocodile-themed art and ceremonies.

• Rouna Falls
  A picturesque waterfall near Port Moresby with opportunities for hiking and picnicking.

• Abel Tasman Monument
  Located in Milne Bay, this historical site commemorates Dutch explorer Abel Tasman’s voyages.

• Alotau War Memorial
  Honoring the fallen soldiers of the Battle of Milne Bay during WWII.

• Tavilo Cultural Village
  A living museum in East New Britain where visitors can learn about traditional Tolai culture.

• Kamiali Wildlife Management Area
  A conservation site in Morobe Province focused on marine and forest biodiversity.

• Cape Nelson Headlands
  Stunning coastal cliffs and landscapes in Oro Province with rich biodiversity.

• Morobe Show (Lae)
  An annual cultural festival celebrating PNG's agricultural, industrial, and cultural heritage.

• Huli Wigmen Cultural Sites
  Discover the intricate wig-making tradition of the Huli people in the Highlands.

• Yule Island
  A historical missionary site with colonial-era churches and serene beaches near Port Moresby.

• Kutubu Kundu and Digaso Festival
  A Highlands festival celebrating traditional drum music and the sacred Digaso oil.

• Torokina Coastline
  A pristine beach area in Bougainville with rich war history and natural beauty.

• Gurias Rugby League Stadium
  Experience local passion for rugby league in Kokopo, East New Britain.

• Siassi Islands
  A chain of islands in Morobe Province offering traditional crafts, diving, and untouched landscapes.

• Angoram Market
  A bustling riverside market in the Sepik region showcasing local crafts and produce.

• Managalas Plateau
  A biodiversity hotspot in Oro Province with eco-tourism opportunities and breathtaking views.

• Central Province Motu Villages
  Explore traditional Motu villages near Port Moresby, learning about canoe building and the Hiri trade.

Places in Papua New Guinea

Its a land of a thousand tribes, culture, traditions and languages.

• Balimo Lagoon (Western Province)
  A serene lagoon offering opportunities for birdwatching and experiencing the culture of the Gogodala people.

• Siassi Cultural Festival (Morobe Province)
  A vibrant festival showcasing dances, rituals, and traditions of the Siassi islanders.

• Finschhafen (Morobe Province)
  Historical WWII sites, pristine beaches, and missionary heritage attract visitors to this coastal area.

• Tenkile Conservation Area (Torricelli Mountains)
  Home to the endangered Tenkile (Scott’s Tree Kangaroo), showcasing conservation efforts.

• Kundiawa Town (Simbu Province)
  A gateway to Mt. Wilhelm and a hub of Simbu culture with scenic Highlands views.

• Sepik River Stilt Villages (East Sepik)
  Unique villages built on stilts over water, offering insights into riverine life.

• Manus Blue Hole
  A diving spot with crystal-clear water and thriving marine biodiversity.

• Bogia Coconut Plantation
  Historic plantation in Madang Province, offering scenic views and cultural tours.

• Kairiru Island (Wewak)
  An untouched island paradise near Wewak, known for its diving and local folklore.

• Mt. Hagen Cultural Show
  One of PNG’s largest cultural festivals, showcasing the Highlands' rich traditions.

• Blanche Bay (Rabaul)
  Picturesque bay with diving, snorkeling, and WWII relics.

• Doini Island (Milne Bay)
  A private island resort with white sandy beaches and tropical gardens.

• Trobriand Islands (Milne Bay)
  Known as the "Islands of Love," famous for their unique matrilineal culture.

• Mt. Bosavi Crater (Southern Highlands)
  A massive extinct volcanic crater with rare wildlife and stunning landscapes.

• Kerewa Village (Central Province)
  A traditional Motu village known for its Hiri trade and canoe-building heritage.

• Madang Cultural Centre
  A museum showcasing artifacts, arts, and crafts from the Madang region.

• Baining Mountains (East New Britain)
  Known for their unique fire dance ceremonies performed by the Baining people.

• Waghi Valley (Jiwaka Province)
  A fertile valley renowned for coffee plantations and cultural experiences.

• Ambua Lodge (Tari)
  An eco-lodge in the Highlands offering Huli culture and birdwatching tours.

• PNG National Museum (Port Moresby)
  A repository of PNG's rich cultural and natural heritage.

• Tufi Coral Triangle
  Part of the Coral Triangle, offering exceptional diving and snorkeling experiences.

• Manam Island (Madang)
  A volcanic island with breathtaking views and vibrant local culture.

• Morobe Coast WWI Relics
  Explore relics and stories from the First World War along the Morobe coastline.

• Varirata National Park (Central Province)
  A park offering panoramic views, nature trails, and birdwatching opportunities.

• Cuscus Festival (Milne Bay)
  A celebration of wildlife and culture, focusing on the cuscus marsupial.

• Lake Chambri (East Sepik)
  A peaceful lake surrounded by villages known for traditional art and crafts.

• Papua New Guinea Orchid Society Gardens
  Stunning orchid displays showcasing PNG’s diverse flora.

• Aitape (West Sepik)
  A coastal town with WWII relics and pristine beaches.

• Musa River (Northern Province)
  Known for its biodiversity and traditional ecological knowledge of local tribes.

• Kokopo War Museum
  A museum in East New Britain preserving artifacts from the Rabaul campaign.

• Rigo District (Central Province)
  Explore rural Motuan villages and the remnants of colonial-era missions.

• Simberi Island (New Ireland)
  A gold mining area with scenic beauty and a mix of modern and traditional life.

• Bulolo Goldfields (Morobe Province)
  Historic gold mining sites and picturesque landscapes.

• Pimaga Village (Southern Highlands)
  A gateway to the Bosavi wilderness and cultural experiences.

• Dregerhafen (Morobe Province)
  WWII landing sites and peaceful coastal scenery.

• Albatross Passage (Kimbe Bay)
  A diving hotspot known for pelagic marine life and colorful coral reefs.

• Nguna Island (Central Province)
  A haven for trekkers and snorkelers with traditional hospitality.

• Kavieng Harbour (New Ireland)
  Renowned for its underwater wrecks, fishing, and surfing.

• Kaindi Gold Mine (Morobe Province)
  Explore remnants of one of PNG's earliest gold mines and its history.

• Paga Hill (Port Moresby)
  A historical lookout point with panoramic views of Port Moresby and its coastline.