New Britain Travel Guide: Volcanoes, Villages & Underwater Adventures
New Britain feels like a secret the world has only just begun to whisper about. I spent three weeks hopping…
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New Britain feels like a secret the world has only just begun to whisper about. I spent three weeks hopping…
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When I first stepped off the small prop plane onto the tarmac of Alotau, the humid air smelled of seaweed…
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If you’ve ever stared at a map of Papua New Guinea and felt the tug of two very different worlds,…
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My first glimpse of the Sepik region came after a bumpy three‑hour flight from Port Moresby to Wewak, then another…
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I arrived in Port Moresby on a humid morning in late May, the kind of heat that makes the air…
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My first glimpse of Port Moresby was from the small prop plane that skimmed the coastline, the city’s low‑rise buildings…
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Stepping off the plane at Jacksons International, the humidity hits you like a warm blanket and the smell of sea…
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My first impression of Port Moresby was the heat that hits you the moment you step off the plane. The…
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Stepping onto Nauru feels a bit like walking onto a secret set. The island is tiny, just 21 square kilometres,…
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When I booked the trip to Nauru I thought I was signing up for a quick layover, but the island…
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When I finally set foot on Nauru, the world’s smallest island nation, the reality of being in a place most…
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When the plane touched the runway at Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport, the first thing I noticed was the…
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