All Cities in Papua New Guinea to Visit

Alotau, Papua New Guinea, combines Milne Bay history, tropical coastlines, island culture, wartime landmarks and authentic local experiences.

Arawa, Papua New Guinea, reveals Bougainville history, Pacific landscapes, wartime heritage and local culture near the former Panguna mine for curious travellers.

Buka, Papua New Guinea, offers Bougainville history, island landscapes, local markets and cultural encounters around the blue Buka Passage and village life.

Goroka, Papua New Guinea, reveals Eastern Highlands culture through mountain scenery, coffee, markets, museums and the renowned Goroka Show for curious travellers.

Kavieng, Papua New Guinea pairs tropical islands, reef diving, wartime history, fishing culture and quiet coastal adventures in New Ireland Province.

Kimbe, Papua New Guinea, opens onto coral reefs, rainforest, island communities and some of the Pacific's most rewarding diving and marine experiences.

Kokopo, Papua New Guinea, pairs Tolai culture, volcanic landscapes, WWII history and island excursions with warm Bismarck Sea scenery and nearby Rabaul.

Lae, Papua New Guinea’s industrial gateway, offers rainforest gardens, WWII heritage, Huon Gulf scenery, local markets, culture and access to the Highlands.

Madang, Papua New Guinea, pairs coral reefs and island horizons with Pacific history, village culture, diving, markets and a relaxed coastal atmosphere.

Mount Hagen reveals Papua New Guinea’s Highlands through Wahgi culture, lively markets, mountain scenery, local history and distinctive cultural festivals.

Port Moresby combines Papua New Guinea’s coastal scenery, Motu-Koita heritage, wildlife, museums and Pacific history with distinctive urban experiences.

Rabaul, Papua New Guinea, combines volcanic landscapes, Tolai culture and poignant wartime history with harbour views, tunnels and island excursions.

Vanimo, Papua New Guinea, pairs Pacific surf, uncrowded beaches, rainforest scenery and Sepik-region culture with a remote northern-border atmosphere.

Wewak, Papua New Guinea, pairs Sepik culture, WWII history, tropical beaches and coastal sightseeing with journeys into the Sepik River region.