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Welcome to Papua New Guinea
Welcome to the Papua New Guinea website designed with the Australian traveller in mind. A single source of information for both the traveller and the travel agent making selecting your unique PNG tourism experience as simple as the click of a finger.
Our website is intended to help you navigate the many intricacies associated with a surfing trip to Papua New Guinea and to draw upon the expertise of our Australian surfing Wantok Specialists.
As a surf destination, Papua New Guinea is relatively new to surf enthusiasts.
Pioneers have found one thing is certain – that is the breaks here are just as challenging as any others they face elsewhere. Papua New Guinea has unlimited surfing potential year round. The northern side of Papua New Guinea has premier surfing locations with waves on the mainland and offshore islands generated by the monsoon swells from mid October through to late April. The most consistent waves are in Vanimo, which vary from beach breaks to point and island reef breaks.
Before you travel, find out all you need to know from our Research section and then we invite you to visit the Bilum, your travel planner, and gather together the PNG products of your choice. This will assist us in directing your enquiries to the most appropriate source and where you request, provide details of your selection to your travel agent.
Remember…
You should always use a licensed AFTA travel agent who is a member of the Travel Compensation Fund. Local wholesalers often have access to special airfares and package rates.
Latest Surfing Adventures
Here are just some of the latest Papua New Guinea surfing adventures we've tracked down for you.
The Bilum Travel Planner
About a Bilum
Bilums are hand-woven bags or baskets which are very common and widely used among Papua New Guinean societies.
The traditional art of weaving bilums or 'basket' has become the trademark for Papua New Guinea overseas this is a natural fibre string bag. They are very strong and used to carry everything from food to a baby.
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