Cruises to Papua New Guinea

Milne Bay is a province located in the southern part of the Oceanian nation of Papua New Guinea. The province is made up of over 600 islands, only around 160 of which are inhabited. Milne Bay's capital is Alotau. The province is known as one of the most beautiful places to dive in, there are pygmy seahorses, manta rays and hammerhead sharks that will swim alongside you. The biodiversity of the region is said to be one of the highest in the world.

The Sepik River is a beautiful river on the island of New Guinea (and the longest one there) and has unique natural life along its banks.

Manus, the largest of the Admiralty Islands, is rugged and heavily timbered, with central hills rising to over 700m. The vast sea area around it is rich with marine life and beautiful coral reefs. In addition to the local inhabitants, Manus Island was, until November 2019, populated by refugees, seeking asylum in Australia. The latter set up their Manus Regional Processing Centre in 2001 but following the request of the Papua New Guinea government, dissolved it in 2019.

Bodulan Islands are a group of islands located near Papua New Guinea.

Doini is an island in the Milne Bay Province of Papua New Guinea. It boasts spectacular natural beauty with pristine beaches and lush rainforests. Doini Island is a privately owned holiday resort with stunning beach front bungalows and a fantastic range of activities on offer. Along with the traditional snorkelling, fishing and kayaking, you will enjoy bird and turtle watching, visiting the skull caves and bush walking.

Bonarua Island is located south of Milne Bay in China Strait, Papua New Guinea. It has an area of 0.07 km² with the highest elevation of 24 meters. It is uninhabited since 1999 when the last sea pearls farm was closed down. The locals welcome visitors with fishing and weaving demonstrations and, of course, home-made delicacies. Bonarua offers beautiful snorkelling and sea life stopping opportunities. The Sacred Ancient Burial Cave-sites are also a must-visit when on the island.

Tsoilaunung (also known as Tsoi) is an island located off the east coast of the New Hanover island in Papua New Guinea. The waters around the island are great for diving and snorkelling and are filled with beautiful sea life. The island itself is uninhabited.

Morobe Bay (also known as "Morobe Harbour") is a bay within Huon Gulf on the coast of Morobe Province and was used during World War II by the allies as an anchorage point.

The Duke of York Islands are a group of islands located in East New Britain Province, Papua New Guinea. They are found in St George's Channel between the New Britain and New Ireland islands and form part of the Bismarck Archipelago. The Duke of York Islands were named in 1767 by Philip Carteret to honor Prince Edward, son of Frederick, Prince of Wales and younger brother of George III of the United Kingdom.

cape Nelson is a geographic tourist area which attracts tourists from all over the world as a result of its Lighthouse and picnic areas.

The Murik lakes are a cluster of salt and freshwater lakes where the Sepik River meets the Bismark sea.

Deka Deka is a tropical island in Papua New Guinea.

Tatau Island is an island of the Tabar Group in Papua New Guinea.

Buka is an island located in eastern Papua New Guinea. It is the second largest island in the region of Bougainville.

Papua New Guinea is located in the Pacific and is the third largest island nation in the world. Papua New Guinea offers a varied landscape, which is of particular interest to ecologists. One of the attractions of the island nation is the Kokoda Track, which is a bush path between the south coast of Papua New Guinea and the Kokoda Yodda's gold fields.