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257 Lodgings in Papua New Guinea

Best family friendly Papua New Guinea lodging

Among the 257 accommodations in Papua New Guinea, here are the 1 best for families

Holiday Home #2 @ Kulau Lodge, Rabaul - Papua New Guinea
Papua New Guinea
13/08 – 18/08
₹10043/nighttotal: ₹50215 (5 )

Holiday Home #2 @ Kulau Lodge, Rabaul

1 4
resort , Kabakada
This two-bedroom apartment is situated in the peaceful village of Kabakada, a 32-kilometre drive from Rabaul town, offering a tranquil escape for those seeking a relaxed retreat.
The self-catering apartment, ideal for families, features a private beachfront with shade huts and a bonfire area, perfect for enjoying the stunning sunsets over Talili Bay.

Best Papua New Guinea lodging with a pool

Among the 257 accommodations in Papua New Guinea, here are the 1 best ones with a pool

Walindi Plantation Resort - Papua New Guinea
9.1 97 reviews
Papua New Guinea
29/08 – 06/09
₹45376/nighttotal: ₹363008 (8 )

Walindi Plantation Resort

1 2
resort , Kimbe
Walindi Plantation Resort is situated on the shores of Kimbe Bay, a 20-kilometre drive from central Kimbe and a 100-kilometre drive from Hoskins Airport. It has consistently received excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness, and overall experience.
The resort offers a range of comfortable rooms, some with kitchenettes and patios. Guests can enjoy a swimming pool, a bar, a restaurant serving international and Asian cuisine, and a fitness centre. There are also facilities for diving, snorkelling, and exploring the surrounding rainforest and local villages.

Frequently asked questions about accommodations in Papua New Guinea

  • What are the must-see regions or cities in Papua New Guinea?

    For a truly memorable trip, consider exploring the Sepik River region, known for its unique culture and stunning landscapes. Port Moresby, the capital city, offers a blend of modern and traditional aspects of the country. The Highlands region boasts breathtaking mountain scenery and fascinating tribal villages, while the islands of New Ireland and Bougainville provide opportunities for diving and exploring diverse cultures. Each area offers a distinct experience.
  • Are there any specific customs or traditions to be aware of in Papua New Guinea?

    Papua New Guinea has a rich tapestry of cultures. It's crucial to be respectful of local customs. Always ask for permission before taking photographs, especially of people. Appropriate dress is important, especially when visiting villages. Many tribes have unique customs and traditions, so research the specific areas you'll be visiting beforehand. Understanding and respecting these traditions will greatly enhance your experience.
  • What is the local currency in Papua New Guinea?

    The kina (PGK) is the local currency.
  • Is driving in Papua New Guinea considered a good option for travellers?

    Driving independently in Papua New Guinea is generally not recommended for most travellers. The road conditions can be challenging, varying from well-maintained roads in urban areas to very rough and unmaintained tracks in rural areas. Public transport or organised tours are often safer and more reliable options for getting around.
  • What are some popular festivals in Papua New Guinea that attract visitors?

    The Goroka Show, held annually in Goroka in the Eastern Highlands, is a significant cultural event showcasing the diverse dances and costumes of many tribes. Similar cultural shows are held in other regions, often tied to local events and celebrations. Specific dates vary, so checking local event listings closer to your travel dates is advisable.
  • Which region in Papua New Guinea is known for having the most favourable weather?

    There's no single region with consistently favourable weather throughout the year. Papua New Guinea's climate is diverse, influenced by altitude and proximity to the sea. The Highlands generally experience cooler temperatures than the coastal regions, but rainfall can be significant in both areas. The best time to visit depends on your preferred climate and the region you plan to explore.
  • Which parts of Papua New Guinea are ideal for a week-long vacation?

    A week allows for exploring a specific region in depth. The Sepik River region offers a unique cultural experience, with opportunities for river cruises and village visits. Alternatively, focusing on the Highlands region allows for exploring several different tribal groups and spectacular scenery. The islands of New Ireland or Bougainville are also suitable for a week, offering diving, trekking and cultural immersion.
  • What are the best areas to spend a weekend in Papua New Guinea?

    For a weekend trip, staying in Port Moresby and exploring its museums, markets, and nearby areas would be suitable. Alternatively, if you prefer a more nature-focused getaway, a weekend trip to a resort near a beach or in the Highlands could be a relaxing option. Travel time needs to be considered when planning a short trip.

Best Papua New Guinea accommodations with a kitchen

Butibam Transit Home Lae - Papua New Guinea
10 1 review
Papua New Guinea
23/08 – 25/08
₹10429/nighttotal: ₹20858 (2 )

Butibam Transit Home Lae

1 4
apartment , Lae
This two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment in Butibam, Lae, offers a peaceful retreat approximately 6.2km from Lae's central business district.
Sleeping up to six guests, the property features air conditioning, parking, a kitchen, and complimentary airport transfers to and from Nadzab Airport, plus pick-up and drop-off within Lae's CBD.
Enochs Guest House/airbnb - Papua New Guinea
Papua New Guinea
13/08 – 18/08
₹7394/nighttotal: ₹36970 (5 )

Enochs Guest House/airbnb

1 4
apartment , Marila Hill
This seaside guest house is located in Bog, Lealea Village, Hiri West, Central Province, Papua New Guinea, directly across from the Bogi Literacy School, offering direct ocean views and proximity to fresh sea breezes.
This apartment accommodates up to 8 guests and features 2 bathrooms, a kitchen with a fridge, freezer, and microwave oven, and offers garden access and internet, providing a peaceful retreat with stunning sunset vistas.
Ulumani Treetops Lodge - Papua New Guinea
10 3 reviews
Papua New Guinea
18/10 – 23/10
₹11809/nighttotal: ₹59045 (5 )

Ulumani Treetops Lodge

1 2
house , Waga Waga
Ulumani Treetops Lodge is a charming cottage located in the rainforest region, overlooking Milne Bay with views of Alotau township, just a short distance from sites where you can observe the magnificent Birds of Paradise. The lodge has consistently received excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness and overall user experience.
The cottage offers one bedroom and one bathroom, comfortably accommodating up to four guests. Amenities include a kitchen, panoramic views, and the opportunity to enjoy the tranquility of the rainforest setting.
Studio Apartment, Ground Level, Port Moresby - Papua New Guinea
Papua New Guinea
18/10 – 23/10
₹6931/nighttotal: ₹34655 (5 )

Studio Apartment, Ground Level, Port Moresby

1 2
studio , Port Moresby
This Port Moresby apartment is situated just 5 minutes by car from Jacksons International Airport, offering exceptional convenience for travellers.
This studio apartment accommodates two guests and provides essential amenities including Wi-Fi, a kitchen, air conditioning, parking, and on-site laundry facilities, with 24-hour security ensuring a safe stay.
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