Offered through our sister company, Travcoa, spend two weeks exploring the wilds of Papua New Guinea, including a three-night cruise along the Karawari River. You'll also attend the vibrant Mount Hagen Cultural Show, where upwards of 100 tribes will share their cultural traditions through colorful costumes, primal dances, and hypnotic music.
Papua New Guinea
Unleash your inner explorer with Zegrahm Expeditions’ Papua New Guinea travel adventure, venturing out by all-suite expedition ship, Zodiac, and onto remote shorelines. Far-flung island communities are seen up close as part of this Papua New Guinea cruise aboard the comfortable Caledonian Sky—learn about the kula ring of trading, the fascinating rituals of the yam harvest, and the fire dancing of Rabaul. Kite fish on Nauna. Gaze at the world-famous art of the Sepik River region. A highlight of your Papua New Guinea travel immersion: getting underwater to meet the dazzling array of rainbow-hued fish and giant gorgonian sea fans that make these healthy reefs their home. On land, meet megapodes, Brahminy kites, white-bellied sea eagles, and rainbow lorikeets.
Upcoming Papua New Guinea Expeditions
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Papua New Guinea with the Mount Hagen Cultural Show
August 7 — August 20, 2018 -
Papua New Guinea: Cultural Connections
February 25 — March 6, 2019From spectacular lowland rainforests on the coastal plains to 15,000-foot-high peaks, Papua New Guinea is rightly called “the land of the unexpected.” Explore the fascinating culture and villages along the Karawari River, and the spectacular flora, fauna, and unique culture of the highlands from
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Papua New Guinea: Cultural Connections
September 14 — September 23, 2019From spectacular lowland rainforests on the coastal plains to 15,000-foot-high peaks, Papua New Guinea is rightly called “the land of the unexpected.” Explore the fascinating culture and villages along the Karawari River, and the spectacular flora, fauna, and unique culture of the highlands from
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Papua New Guinea
September 20 — October 6, 2019Highlights of our return to Papua New Guinea include snorkeling or diving among some of the most biodiverse waters in the world; meeting friendly Trobriand Islanders; and watching the spectacular fire dances of the Baining tribe.
